Motivating Students

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ISBN: 9780749424947 | 074942494X
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Copyright: 2/1/1998

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Highly motivated students will always succeed but there are many others who need to become motivated to increase their chance of success. This edited book collects together the experience of educators, trainers and students searching for ways of increasing student motivation. Links between motivation and teaching, learning and assessment processes are examined through case studies set in a broad range of subject discipline contexts.

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Notes on Contributors
The Art of Motivating Students in Higher Education?	p. 1
Interactivity as an Extrinsic Motivating Force in Learning	p. 7
Motivation and Approaches to Learning: Motivating and Conceptions of Teaching	p. 15
Intervention and Motivation: What Affects What?	p. 25
Understanding Motives in Learning: Mature Students and Learner Responsibility	p. 37
Teaching: Creating a Thirst for Learning?	p. 47
Perspectives on Motivation: The Implications for Effective Learning in Higher Education	p. 59
Students' Motivation in Higher Education Contexts	p. 73
Age, Gender and Course Differences in Approaches to Studying in First-year Undergraduate Students	p. 83
Learner Autonomy Beyond the Curriculum: Students' Motivations and Institutional Community	p. 93
Does Gender Affect Students' Approaches to Learning?	p. 105
Layers of Motivation: Individual Orientations and Contextual Influences	p. 113
The Effect of Stressors on Student Motivation: A Report of Work in Progress at Sunderland Business School	p. 123
Undergraduate Research Projects: Motivation and Skills Development	p. 133
Multidisciplinary Student Teams Motivated by Industrial Experience	p. 143
Motivational Perspectives and Work-Based Learning	p. 153
Learning as an Aesthetic Practice: Motivation through Beauty in Higher Education	p. 165
Motivating Student Learning through Facilitating Independence: Self and Peer Assessment of Reflective Practice - an Action Research Project	p. 173
Individual Differences in Student Motivation	p. 189
Motivation in Assessment	p. 201
Index	p. 211
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