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| a belief that the teacher has the necessary skills to teach all students effectively |
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| you can accomplish what you try to accomplish |
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| how you feel as a person- can be effected by self efficacy |
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| success-oriented students |
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-high hopes for success
-excessive fear of failure |
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| failure avoiding students |
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-fear of failure
-low expectations for success |
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| failure accepting students |
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accept failure and give up
-take little credit for success
-blame their low ability for failure
-view new failures as confirmation of their beliefs in low ability |
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| self-handicapping strategies |
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-minimize participation
-make excuses
-procrastination
-set unattainable goals
-don't try or convince others you don't
-fall effort to prevent being called upon |
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need to meet ones on bottom before we can move up
deficiency needs- 1. psychological needs 2. safety needs 3. love and belonging needs 4. esteem needs
growth need- 5. need for self actualization-best you can be-not all people achieve this |
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make choices for yourself
-needs: 1. autonomy-how independent can i be? 2. competence-how well qualified you can be 3. relatedness-can relate to someone |
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| benefits of autonomous motivation |
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-deep meaningful learning
-greater creativity
-higher achievement
-enhanced well-being |
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| enhancing intrinsic motivation |
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-capitalize on interest and relevance
-provide realistic choices among tasks
-teach skills necessary for success
-focus on mastery
-help students set appropriate goals
-provide appropriate feedback
-limit use of external constraints in teaching
-foster relatedness in the classroom |
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