Motivation plays an important role in forming students' desire to participate in the learning process. Although students may be equally motivated, the sources of their motivation may differ. The sources to which they attribute their successes and failures create critical implications for them. This book offers some valuable guidelines for how they should approach and cope with such complicated learning situations.
Michele Henderson, a Ph. D. in Psychology, has been working in the field of education and strategic life planning for over twenty years. She is on the panel of many reputed schools of America to counsel students for career planning. She regularly writes for several national and international newspapers and journals of repute. Also, she has to her credit a book entitled Career Planning for Gifted Students. She lives in Indiana with her husband and two children.
Motivating Students to Learn -- Collaboration in the School Yard -- Helping Your Child to Learn Math -- Helping Your Child to Learn Science -- Science Activities at Home -- Activities in the Community -- Motivation and Transfer in Language Learning -- Outdoor Education for Behavior Disordered Students -- Motivating Low Performing Adolescent Students -- Children's Music Activities -- Parental Alienation Syndrome -- Parenting Techniques -- Disciplinary Techniques for Children -- Raising a Responsible Child -- Essential Manners -- Discipline and Your Child -- Vital Health for Children -- Parent-Teacher Conferences -- Kindergarten Readiness
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