TOPIC: Motivation, Engagement, Re-engagement
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- 6 Intrinsic Motivators to Power Up Your Teaching
- 12 Ways to Boost Student Classroom Engagement in 2024
- A case for school connectedness
- Beyond Gold Stars: Improving the Skills and Engagement of Struggling Readers through Intrinsic Motivation
- Building Social and Emotional Efficacy to (Re)engage Young Adolescents: Capitalising on The 'Window of Opportunity'
- Career/Education Plans and Student Engagement in Secondary School
- Critical hopefulness among urban high school students
- From ‘pushed out’ to reengaged: experiences from a flexible learning program
- Effects of developmental relationships with teachers on middle-school students’ motivation and performance
- The Effects of Problem-Based, Project-Based, and Case-Based Learning on Students' Motivation
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Engaging, motivating, and supporting students through feedback
- Engaging Schools Fostering High School Students' Motivation to Learn
- ERIC Digest:
Student Motivation to Learn
- Fostering school connectedness
- How Teacher Emotional Support Motivates Students: The Mediating Roles of Perceived Peer Relatedness, Autonomy Support, and Competence
- The Importance of Psychological Need Satisfaction in Educational Re-engagement
- Increasing Student Engagement and Motivation
- Intrinsic Motivation
- Intrinsic Motivation and Students Learning Overview
- Motivation and Engagement in Student Assignments: The Role of Choice and Relevancy
- Motivational Beliefs, Values, and Goals
- New Conceptual Frameworks for Student Engagement Research, Policy, and Practice
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Perceptions of the Teacher-Student Relationship Climate and the Development of Academic Motivation in High School
- Personalized learning wasn’t invented by Silicon Valley
- Promoting persistence: Peer group influences on students’ re-engagement following academic problems and setbacks
- Re-engagement with education over the life course: motivations and barriers
- The Relationship of School Connectedness to Adolescents’ Engagement in Co-Occurring Health
Risks: A Meta-Analytic Review
- School Connectedness Tip Sheets
- School Engagement and Intentional Self-Regulation: A Reciprocal Relation in Adolescence
- Self-Determination Theory: An Approach to Human Motivation and Personality
- Social Support and Academic Engagement Among Reconnected Youth: Adverse Life Experiences as A Moderator
- Strategies to Promote School Connectedness
- Students' Class Participation and Creative Thinking: Basis for Class Engagement Framework
- Student Engagement (NASBE)
- Student Engagement in Adolescence
- Student Perceptions of Self-Efficacy and Teacher Support for Learning in Fostering Youth Competencies: Roles of Affective and Cognitive Engagement
- Summary Report: Student Motivation - An Overlooked Piece of School Reform
- Teacher support within an ecological model of adolescent development: Predictors of school engagement
- Weaving student engagement into the core practices of schools
- What Works: School Connectedness
- Youth Participatory Action Research in the High School Curriculum: Education Outcomes for Student Participants in a District-Wide Initiative
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