Why do 15 year olds (not) want to do maths?. Jeremy Renals: The Mathemotivator.

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Why do 15 year olds (not) want to do maths?

Jeremy Renals: The Mathemotivator

The Key to Your Ferrari: existing motivators  A Ferrari’s worth of extra cash  Passport to opportunity  Useful to life skills  Knowledge that they have control over their grade

Extrinsic v intrinsic motivators  Daniel Pink (Ted Talks)  Autonomy  Mastery  Purpose

Beating your maths GCSE is like beating a game. 7 Do the Work!

Motivates teens?  Autonomy  Give them belief, respect and responsibility, use VARK  Mastery  Ask how they will feel when they succeed  Purpose  Show C or better = freedom, get mums on board  The opposite sex?  Peer pressure / culture? / habit???

Jeremy Renals: The Mathemotivator