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An energetic and witty read, this book is filled with lively anecdotes and quotes from notable figures like Bill Gates and Will Smith. It offers achievable ideas that are cost-free to implement, making it essential for anyone dedicated to empowering students and adults alike in the classroom. Originally published during a time of intense scrutiny on schools, it addresses the challenges faced by teachers and the perceptions of declining standards. Despite the passage of a decade, its relevance endures, making it a definitive guide for educators seeking to motivate students and foster self-motivation. This updated tenth anniversary edition continues to engage readers with its exploration of teaching, learning, and thinking theories. Ian Gilbert presents his renowned 'seven keys' of motivation, providing a variety of strategies and insights to inspire learners from within. Blending motivational research with humor, including philosophical nuggets from unexpected sources, this book is a practical resource for educators across all levels. It promises to transform classroom culture and enhance teaching effectiveness, making it an indispensable tool for those in the education sector.
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Essential Motivation in the Classroom, Ian Gilbert
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- Released
- 2002
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- Language
- English
- Authors
- Ian Gilbert
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Released
- 2002
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 191
- ISBN10
- 041526619X
- ISBN13
- 9780415266192
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- An energetic and witty read, this book is filled with lively anecdotes and quotes from notable figures like Bill Gates and Will Smith. It offers achievable ideas that are cost-free to implement, making it essential for anyone dedicated to empowering students and adults alike in the classroom. Originally published during a time of intense scrutiny on schools, it addresses the challenges faced by teachers and the perceptions of declining standards. Despite the passage of a decade, its relevance endures, making it a definitive guide for educators seeking to motivate students and foster self-motivation. This updated tenth anniversary edition continues to engage readers with its exploration of teaching, learning, and thinking theories. Ian Gilbert presents his renowned 'seven keys' of motivation, providing a variety of strategies and insights to inspire learners from within. Blending motivational research with humor, including philosophical nuggets from unexpected sources, this book is a practical resource for educators across all levels. It promises to transform classroom culture and enhance teaching effectiveness, making it an indispensable tool for those in the education sector.