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Motivate the Unmotivated: A step-by-step system you can use to raise motivation in your classroom tomorrow
£13.30
Have you noticed that the traditional methods for motivating students rarely seem to work?Stickers, merit marks, reward charts, praise assemblies, certificates etc. are used in almost every school all over the world and yet most teachers struggle to get reluctant students involved in lessons. Punishments are even less effective – despite giving threats and dishing out detention after detention these students still don’t seem to care.If you want to get more of your students engaged and taking part in lessons, it’s time to forget trying to control them and instead create a situation where they are naturally motivated, from WITHIN.Is that really possible? Yes! And it’s super-easy when you use the step-by-step plan laid out in Rob Plevin’s Motivate the Unmotivated…This fantastic teaching resource offers a complete step-by-step system together with hundreds of practical strategies to:- Invite and stimulate student interest from the moment your lesson begins, – Create an extremely positive, collaborative classroom climate – Minimise classroom management issues related to boredom and low engagement – Provide interactive lesson formats which even your most switched-off students won’t be able to resist- Reach ALL your students through multiple learning channels – Increase participation with little-known ‘involvers’ which work every time!Includes downloadable BONUS training materials and printable resources.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Independently published (14 Jan. 2018) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 191 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1976889545 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1976889547 |
| Dimensions | 15.24 x 1.22 x 22.86 cm |
by emma ratcliffe
This book makes teaching not a bore but real fun. The resources and activities in the book are priceless. Every teacher should get a copy.Thanks Rob!
by Babs
Lots of great ideas for both new and experienced teachers. Definitely worth reading.
by Aimhigher
This book is great for an experienced educator who wants a refresher to a novice who needs clear, practical strategies to support them. I particularly liked the suggested scripted phrases and access to some scenarios.
by Aimestar
I brought this to school and it’s been borrowed by a few of the staff. We have all enjoyed the tips and hints in the book and have used different things from it
by Joy
Great
by Aimhigher
This book is fantastic. It is clear and concise and doesn’t spend hours going into the research but gives really practical ideas. Brilliant!
by s harris
Well written engaging and useful
by Rose Greg
Arrived really quickly. Excited to read and love the free resources.