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WHAT MOTIVATES TEACHERS?
ROBERT 14TH FEBRUARY 2017 ROBIN BROOK CENTRE
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LITERATURE STUDENT MOTIVATION TEACHER MOTIVATION
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FACTORS AFFECTING TEACHER MOTIVATION
a) Personal/social factors b) Classroom environment c) Socio economic status d) Student’s behaviour e) Examination stress f) Rewards/incentives g) Self confidence/personality of teacher Dr. Muhammad Tayyab Alam Ms. Sabeen Farid (2011) International Journal of Business and Social Science
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MORE POSITIVE FACTORS PUPIL ACHIEVEMENT LEVELS OF SELF –RELIANCE
POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS AMONGST TEACHERS PERCEPTION OF THEIR COMPETENCIES IN THEIR FIELDS SCHOOL’S POSITION IN THE LEAGUE TABLES EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT HEALTH/SECURITY/RETIREMENT Kocabas, Ibrahim 2017
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NEGATIVE FACTORS FOR MOTIVATION
COMPETITIVE CLIMATE AMONGST TEACHERS FEAR OF DISCIPLINARY ACTION SCHOOL DEFICIENCIES IN TEACHING AND LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES. Kocabas, Ibrahim 2017
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ALBERT BANDURA
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SELF CONFIDENCE IS ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS IN ANY DISCIPLINE
LEARNING IS THE RESULT OF INTERACTING VARIABLES -----RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM
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RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM
PERSONAL FACTORS: BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES THAT AFFECT LEARNING ESPECIALLY IN RESPONSE TO BEHAVIOURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL STIMULI
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RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM
BEHAVIOURAL FACTORS: RESPONSES ONE MAKES IN A GIVEN SITUATION EG ANGER OR INCREASED EFFORT TO A DOWNTURN
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RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: INCLUDES ROLE PLAYED BY PARENTS, TEACHERS AND PEERS.
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PERSONAL FACTORS INFLUENCING BEHAVIOUR
SELF –EFFICACY: -----CONFIDENCE IN ONE SELF TO ACHIEVE A GOAL. OUTCOME EXPECTANCY: -PERCEIVED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERFORMING A TASK SUCCESSFULLY AND RECEIVING SPECIFIC OUTCOME AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THAT PERFORMANCE.
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2 WAYS OF LEARNING ENACTIVE -LEARNING A TASK BY DOING IT
VICARIOUS LEARNING- LEARNING A TASK BY OBSERVING OTHERS PERFORM OR DISCUSS IT.
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TEACHER EFFICACY TEACHERS’ EXPECTATIONS AND BEHAVIOURS ALSO ARE AFFECTED BY SELF EFFICACY JUDGMENTS .
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TEACHERS EVALUATE PERFORMANCE
TEACHING EFFICACY: --THE BELIEF THAT THE PROCESS OF EDUCATION AFFECTS STUDENTS IN IMPORTANT WAYS. PERSONAL TEACHING EFFICACY:--THE BELIEF THAT THE TEACHER CAN ENACT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN THE STUDENTS Woolfolk and Hoy 1990
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SELF-EFFICACIOUS TEACHERS
MORE APT TO PRAISE AND PERSEVERE WITH LOW-ACHIEVING STUDENTS MORE TASK-ORIENTED MORE ACCEPTING OF STUDENTS MORE APT TO RAISE ACHIEVEMENT LEVELS MORE LIKELY TO USE NEW CURRICULUM MATERIALS MORE LIKELY TO CHANGE INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES.
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HIGH EFFICACY TEACHERS
GREATER SENSE OF PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT CONVEY MORE POSITIVE EXPECTATIONS TO THEIR STUDENTS MORE LIKELY TO TAKE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR CHOICES AND DECISIONS. Ghaith & Yaghi 1997
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HIGH EFFICACY TEACHERS
TEACH MORE STRATEGIES TO THEIR STUDENTS HIGHER STUDENT ACCOUNTABILITY MORE TIME FOCUSED ON ACADEMIC LEARNING MORE CONFIDENCE IN WORKING WITH PARENTS
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HOW TO INCREASE TEACHER EFFICACY
SOCIAL SUPPORT: FROM ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER TEACHERS TEACHER PLANNING: FEEDBACK FROM OTHER TEACHERS STATE GOALS PLAN EVALUATE MAINTAIN ONGOING ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT PROGRESS
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METACOGNITION COGNITION ABOUT COGNITION THINKING ABOUT THINKING
KNOWING ABOUT KNOWING
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TYPES OF METACOGNITION
CONTENT KNOWLEDGE TASK KNOWLEDGE STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE (USING STRATEGIES TO LEARN INFORMATION)
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“TEACHERS WITH A METACOGNITIVE ATTITUDE HAVE HIGH LEVELS OF SATISFACTION IN WORK AND ARE ABLE TO MANAGE THEIR EMOTIONS” Santisi et al 2014
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HOWEVER…….. THE NUMBER OF YEARS TEACHERS SPEND IN THE CLASSROOM NEGATIVELY AFFECTS THEIR EFFICACY. Brousseau , Book, &Byers 1988
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TYPES OF MOTIVATION INTRINSIC: --PERFORM TASKS FOR INTERNAL REASONS EG JOY AND SATISFACTION EXTRINSIC: --PERFORM TASKS TO ACHIEVE EXTERNALLY PRIZED CONSEQUENCE REWARD OBLIGATION THREAT OF PUNISHMENT Deci, Vallerand, Pelletier &Ryan 1991, Ryan & Deci , 2002)
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ELLEN LEGGETT
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CAROL DWECK
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2 CLASSES OF GOALS IN INTELLECTUAL ACHIEVEMENT
PERFORMANCE GOALS: CONCERNED WITH GAINING FAVOURABLE JUDGMENTS OF THEIR COMPETENCE (‘HELPLESS PATTERN’) LEARNING GOALS: CONCERNED WITH INCREASING THEIR COMPETENCE. (‘MASTERY ORIENTED PATTERN).
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THEORY OF INTELLIGENCE
ENTITY : INTELLIGENCE IS FIXED (EXHIBIT MASTERY ORIENTED BEHAVIOUR PATTERN ONLY WHEN PERCEIVED PRESENT ABILITY IS HIGH) INCREMENTAL: INTELLIGENCE IS MALLEABLE (ALWAYS EXHIBIT MASTERY-ORIENTED BEHAVIOUR)
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