1. Chapter 10: Motivation and Engagement Basketball! Every student MUST answer each of the following questions on a separate sheet of paper. The questions are related to the chapter you read for homework. The first person with their hand raised and the correct answer receives one point for their team. That person then also gets to shoot a basket for 2 extra points. You will turn this in for points at the end of the game.
2. 1. True or False Performance anxiety can be minimized when instructional activities are structured as learning opportunities rather then tests.
3. 2. True or False In classrooms where competition is emphasized, learners tend to adopt learning goals rather then performance goals.
4. 3. Multiple Choice Teachers with a low sense of self-efficacy tend to _____________ Extend greater effort in finding resources Give up on students having difficulty Use variety in their teaching methods A and C
5. Multiple Choice According to the Attribution Theory, which of the following students is likely to be more motivated in Math? A. When Drew receives a low grade on his math tests, he laments about how stupid he is in math B. When Galen receives a low grade on his math tests, he make the excuse that he didn’t C. Use variety in their teaching methods D. A and C 4.
6. 5. Matching What theory promotes connection between effort and achievement?
7. 6. Matching What theory creates a learning orientation in the classroom by emphasizing learning and attaining knowledge?
8. 7. True or False Students who are allowed to set individual learning goals and compare their progress to their own starting point tend to have a greater self-regulation, and are more willing to take risks.
9. 8. True or False Tangible rewards can deter intrinsic motivation
10. 9. Multiple Choice When Brent is given an assignment, he immediately asks if he will get extra free time or any other reward for completing work. When no prize is evident, he puts minimal effort into completing the assignment. Which type of motivation is Brent operating under? A. Extrinsic B. Intrinsic C. Self-determination D. Attribution
11. 10. Multiple Choice Teacher who believe that intelligence is malleable (it can change over time) tend to A. Explain success and failure in terms of effort B. Promote learning goals C. Emphasize grades and competition D. A and B
12. 11. Matching Which theory helps learners experience success and reward correct academic responses. Be cautious with the use of reward to avoid undermining intrinsic motivation?
13. 12. Matching Which theory structures the classroom for learner success . Use practices that allow for socialization and positive student-teacher relationships?
14. 13. True or False Learners who are intrinsically motivated tend to go beyond minimal requirements and are willing to take risks.
15. 14. True or False Teachers who have a high sense of self-efficacy tend to use more variety in their teachings.
16. 15. Multiple Choice Carla can’t wait to get to class to get started on her science experiment. She often stays after school or during lunch to work on the project. She is very curious how the experiment will turn out. Which type of motivation is Carla operating under? Extrinsic Intrinsic Self-determination Attribution
