Child Development and Pedagogy · Motivation and Learning
A teacher who wants her students to be intrinsically motivated, should -
- 1encourage competition in the class and make comparisons among children.
- 2induce fear and anxiety among children to ensure compliance.
- 3offer external materialistic rewards frequently.
- 4try to encourage curiosity in children and promote learning for its own sake.✓
Correct answer
try to encourage curiosity in children and promote learning for its own sake.
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