2. MOTIVATION

3. WHAT MOTIVATES YOU? 1. If someone in your family needs your help for several hours of hard work, which of these reasons would make you most likely to help? A. I would help because they are my family and I love them. B. If I help them, they will help me when I need it. C. If I don’t, it will strain family relations or make them angry. D. If I don’t, they will criticize me to other family members.

4. 2. What can your teacher offer you if he/she needs you to work for an extra project? A. Extra mark B. Speaking to the other teachers about how well you’ve done C. Future promotion D. Appreciation and the chance to help the class do better E. A threat: it will hurt your position at school if you don’t

5. 3. What are you willing to spend a large amount of money to buy. A
3. What are you willing to spend a large amount of money to buy? A. Things that will help my family B. Things that will keep my family and home safe C. Things that will make life more comfortable D. Things that make life more enjoyable E. Things that will save us money or are priced very well (big sales or discounts, etc.)

6. MOTIVATION INTRINSIC EXTRINSIC
YOU DO SOMETHING FOR THE JOY OF DOING IT
EXTRINSIC
YOU DO SOMETHING FOR AN EXTERNAL REWARD OR TANGIBLE RESULT
MOTIVATION

7. Three things that motivates you

8. WHAT’S YOUR OPINION? 1. What are people most motivated by, intrinsic or extrinsic factors? 2. What are the challenges when it comes to motivating a group? 3. If you were a teacher or a boss at work what would you do to motivate your group?

9. DID YOU KNOW THAT

10. PRAISE POWER PROJECTS PEOPLE PRIZE PRESTIGE

11. Which two aspects motivate you most
Which two aspects motivate you most? What examples in your life can you think about it? How does it affect your work at school and your interests outside?

12. Would you like to help me now?

13. Homework: Write your English teacher an e-mail titled How to motivate me