Child Development and Pedagogy · Motivation and Learning
For an intrinsically motivated student:
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- 1there is no need for formal schooling or guidance
- 2the level of motivation is lower than that of an extrinsically motivated student
- 3external rewards are not enough to keep him or her motivated
- 4external rewards are not required to sustain the desire to learn✓
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external rewards are not required to sustain the desire to learn
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