THE COGNITIVE DOMAIN (How We Think). THE COGNITIVE DOMAIN THE AFFECTIVE DOMAIN (How We Think) (How We Feel)

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THE COGNITIVE DOMAIN (How We Think)

THE COGNITIVE DOMAIN THE AFFECTIVE DOMAIN (How We Think) (How We Feel)

What motivates an undergraduate student to learn?

Grades Money Fear of Failure Jobs Parents Graduate School Social Issues Praise Achievement Role Models Curiosity Learning Itself Teachers

Intrinsic Motivations

Extrinsic Motivations

Intrinsic Motivations Extrinsic Motivations Ryan and Deci (2000)

Strategic Learning Bain (2004)

Deep Learning Bain (2004)

“Show them the beauty and elegance of mathematics…”