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Removing Obstacles to Student Learning

Oct 17, 2014

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There are two kinds of motivation: extrinsic and intrinsic. Intrinsic works better, but it's hard to produce in students. Peter Senge suggests removing obstacles, rather than pushing our product, and Raymond Wlodkowski's research supports the idea that different cultures look on motivation in difficulties differently. Knowing how to work with students from different backgrounds and cultures may help in removing obstacles to learning.
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Removing ObstaclesClearing a Path for Student Learning

Barry CaseyInterim Director, Faculty Development Center

May 4, 2009IHU Training Workshop

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“Don’t push growth;

remove the factors limiting growth.”

Peter SengeThe Fifth Discipline

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Extrinsic Motivation

Rewards Punishments

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““EngagementEngagement in learning in learning

is the visible outcome is the visible outcome

of of motivationmotivation.”.”

Raymond J. WlodkowskiRaymond J. Wlodkowski

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How do I motivate them?

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How do I. . . .motivate THEM?

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“Motivation is the natural humancapacity to direct energy in pursuit of a goal.”

Raymond J. WlodkowskiRaymond J. Wlodkowski

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“It is part of human nature

to be curious, to be active,

to initiate thought and

behavior, to make meaning

from experience . . . .”

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Individual Individual motivation motivation is inseparable fromis inseparable fromculture.culture.

Individual Individual motivation motivation is inseparable fromis inseparable fromculture.culture.

Raymond J. WlodkowskiRaymond J. Wlodkowski

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All learning is CONTEXTUAL.

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MotivationMotivation

EmotionsEmotionsEmotionsEmotions

CultureCulture

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Cultures define risk, novelty, hazard, gratification,in different ways.

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Students perceivethe same actionsand experiencesin vastly differentways.

Students perceivethe same actionsand experiencesin vastly differentways.

Stephen BrookfieldStephen Brookfield

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““Engagement in learning Engagement in learning

is the visible outcome is the visible outcome

of motivation.”of motivation.”Raymond J. WlodkowskiRaymond J. Wlodkowski

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““Our task is to create Our task is to create

situations in which others situations in which others

provide their own provide their own

motivation to succeed.” motivation to succeed.” Michael TheallMichael Theall

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