Child Development and Pedagogy · Motivation and Learning
When students repeatedly engage in an activity (such as designing and conducting an experiment) to earn a reward that is not directly related to that activity (such as earning a 'star' or 'badge'), they are likely to:
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- 1set mastery goals for themselves rather than work to please others
- 2persist in doing the activity even without the reward
- 3enjoy learning for the sake of understanding
- 4develop a materialistic attitude towards learning✓
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develop a materialistic attitude towards learning
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