How do you motivate students who don't care?

How do you motivate a student who doesn't care?

With proven strategies from the classroom, Dr. Mendler identifies five effective processes you can use to reawaken motivation in students who aren't prepared, don't care, and won't work. These processes include emphasizing effort, creating hope, respecting power, building relationships, and expressing enthusiasm.

How do you teach students who don't care?

Reward Good Behavior

Maybe you'll get onto a topic that briefly holds their interest, and the student will start listening, or maybe the student will just do something helpful like lend another student a sheet of paper. The trick is to “catch” the student doing something good and to reward him or her for it.

How do you motivate an unmotivated student?

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How To Motivate Students Who Don't Seem To Care

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How do you teach an unteachable child?

Be specific. Don't make general statements, because such compliments conflict with the child's negative self-image and he or she may turn you off. If the child walks away feeling uplifted, the teacher has been successful.

What is the best motivation for students?

What is the best way to motivate students?

How do you teach an apathetic student?

Use humor, examples, analogies, stories, and questions to facilitate the active participation of the student in lectures and demonstrations. Whenever possible, make student reaction and involvement an essential part of the learning process.

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How do you deal with disobedient students?

How do teachers deal with disrespectful students?

BE CONSISTENT and hold students accountable for their behavior - have a discipline plan posted on the wall so there are no surprises (post the rules AND the consequences). Be very decisive, too; MEAN WHAT YOU SAY! Let your "no" be "no" and your "yes" be "yes" because the kids can sense when you are insincere.

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