This presentation explores the vital role of student motivation in character and academic education and offers effective strategies for educators to foster intrinsic motivation and a growth mindset in their students. It delves into the definition and importance of motivation, examines prominent theories like Expectancy-Value Theory, Attribution Theory, Self-Determination Theory, and Goal Theory, and provides practical techniques to enhance motivation in the classroom and beyond. The presentation also emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel valued, challenged, and empowered to succeed.
Director of Personnel and Academic Services at Homewood City School
Dr. Lowry is in his fourth year as Homewood City School’s Director of Personnel and Academic Services. Prior to being in the central office, Dr. Lowry served eight years as principal at Shades Cahaba Elementary in Homewood, Alabama, a three-time National School of Character and... Read More →
This presentation explores the vital role of student motivation in character and academic education and offers effective strategies for educators to foster intrinsic motivation and a growth mindset in their students. It delves into the definition and importance of motivation, examines prominent theories like Expectancy-Value Theory, Attribution Theory, Self-Determination Theory, and Goal Theory, and provides practical techniques to enhance motivation in the classroom and beyond. The presentation also emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel valued, challenged, and empowered to succeed.
Director of Personnel and Academic Services at Homewood City School
Dr. Lowry is in his fourth year as Homewood City School’s Director of Personnel and Academic Services. Prior to being in the central office, Dr. Lowry served eight years as principal at Shades Cahaba Elementary in Homewood, Alabama, a three-time National School of Character and... Read More →
