SENG – Webinar “You Can’t Make Me Do It!”

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“You Can’t Make Me Do It!”

How to Encourage Motivation from the Inside

Presented by Cheryl Franklin-Rohr

Picture children with 100% engagement, and eager learners– students so eager that they can’t wait to share their excitement in any format expected of them.

For any teacher or parent who has sat in a conference with that reluctant child, frustration is a typical reaction for all parties involved: teacher, parent and student. In a typical classroom, chances are there will be at least one child who is not totally motivated. This presentation will focus on intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation and the different perspectives of the key players (Sullo, 2007).

Factors that both help and hinder achieving the desired state will be discussed as well as practical strategies that can be put into place to encourage a positive change. Applying information on brain research (Jensen, 1998) as well as Carol Dweck’s recent book, Mindset, will give insight into how intrinsic motivation can be developed with learners.

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Date:
March 24, 2011

Time:
7:30 PM Eastern
6:30 PM Central
5:30 PM Mountain
4:30 PM Pacific

Location:
Participate at home or office using your computer.

About Cheryl Franklin-Rohr

Cheryl Franklin-Rohr is the Gifted and Talented Coordinator for Adams 14 School District and is on the Twice-Exceptional Cadre for the state of Colorado. She received her Masters in Gifted and Talented from the University of Northern Colorado in 1986, received her GT Endorsement in 2006 and has just recently completed a Special Education Administrative Licensure from UNC. She has also published an article for Understanding Our Gifted and was a co-writer for a chapter in Differentiation in Practice Grades 9-12.

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