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Fall 2006: Motivating Your Students: Strategies for Design and Implementation |
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Motivating Your Students: Strategies for Design and Implementation |
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| Miriam Larson | |||
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| A universal challenge of instructors in higher education is how to motivate and engage students throughout the course of a semester. Informed by motivational research, this short course will provide faculty with a number of course design considerations as well as applicable tools that have been found to motivate students to learn. Participants will use a model for motivation and will work individually and in groups to learn about and incorporate several tools for motivation. Among the topics to be discussed are the nine most effective instructional strategies, collaborative and active learning techniques, learning styles, current technology, and rubric development. | |||
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• Miriam's Motivational Model Site • "Motivating Your Students" Presentation Handout (PDF) • Effective Instructional Strategies (PDF) • ARCS (PDF) • ARCS Strategies (PDF) • Developing a Rubric (Word File) • Rubric Exercise (Word File) • Group Research Collaboration Rubric (Excel Spreadsheet File) |
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