What would make students study harder?

[Guest Dwayne Sanchez.]

so that you will never left behind

[Julianda]

Or it could distract the hell out of them. Haha

 

It could be. And likely a failure on the part of the educators in which their main objective is to let the students learned and not otherwise.

 

Students learn what they want to learn.

 

Pedagogy matters but inner motivation is the key driver to learning.

 

Exactly

[Julianda]

i agree... plus na din yung medyo stricto ang prof/teacher kasi ako gusto ko yung mga sinabi ni ms julianda and yung prof/teacher na medyo stricto nga effective kasi para sakin noon e nung studyante pa ako.

 

The learning strategies that I’ve stated earlier were actually a student-centered approach in which teachers and students are equally active in the learning process; basically, the role of teachers are mainly a facilitator. I think this is more effective than the teacher-centered approach because it will help the students think and create more ideas.

 

Personally, I do not believe in any sort of negative reinforcement nor will I consider any sort of punishment (see Skinner’s Operant conditioning Theory) as a form of motivational learning tool. Based on my experience, there were students who can easily be motivated extrinsically and eventually motivated intrinsically.

 

It means that students can be motivated by any form of reward i.e. by studying hard a student can get a desirable grade (extrinsic) and while on the process of learning, he may realize eventually that it is fun in solving a word-problem in Mathematics (intrinsic) for that matter. So any behavior that is followed by a good consequence is likely to be repeated in the future. That’s all about Thorndike’s Law of effect.

[tambyero]

Kung palalayasin ng bahay pag bumagsak hehehe

[glut_func]

i-off ang internet sa bahay.

 

nung kapanahunan ko pag may bagsak ako kahit isang subject grounded kagad ako nun, no TV and bawal maglaro sa labas for about a week. confined lang ako sa room ko hanggat di ko natatapos yung pinag aralan ko na lesson.

[monsiflor]

I think fear of failing and ending up poor when I graduate made me study harder. A good school or taking an indemand course do not guarantee employment. Kaya dapat laging mataas grades kasi mahirap ang competition sa corporate world

[tonybond2015]

Dapat interesado ang estudyante sa subject. Tapos kung kabisado ang propesor ang subject, tiyak nag-aaral at maraming natutunan ang estudyante..

[ej_qn]

For the teacher/Profs - make the subjects interesting. Think outside the box. Don't be boring. Don't be too demanding, remember naging estudyante ka din. You can socialize w/ your students even during class and find a common interest in the subjects being taught via segway. Teach and do projects outside the campus.

 

Students naman - everything is about giving the proper incentive coming both from the teacher and the parents. Sa parents it's more of a reward thing. Sa teacher/prof naman it's about percentage and exemptions or even an endorsement letter. Passion is relative because I've seen students who really like their course/subjects fail and students who are uninterested, "lazy" pass.

[BettyConfidential]

instead of motivating them to study hard, teach them how to study smart like making mind maps, mnemonics, etc.

[glut_func]

kung ako teacher, isang style lang gagamitin ko...tuwing exam, imbes na mutiple choice ang ipagawa ko ipapasulat ko na lang sa kanila kung anong natutunan nila sa week na yun, essay type at minimum 100 words. Dun magkakaalaman kung meron natatak sa kukote nila o wala.

[Angas ng Tondo]

more baon

[philnightlife]

Siguro yung way na schools na ibigay ang education (Better and more creative teaching techniques para mas maging interested ang students)

 

saka wag siguro masyadong focus sa grades (parang puro pressure kasi sa student kung grades ang focus ng teachers/profs dapat meron din fun in learning)

[glut_func]

give money as a reward alongside grades...oh di ba? natututo na ang bata, kumikita pa!

Edited June 22, 2015 by glut_func

[jelly bean]

If the school/teacher can set out bigger dreams to their students, not just passing the subjects but giving them roots and a vision. idealistic, but it would encourage them.

 

And yes, money incentive is good enough reason to study harder

[dgoodguy]

Make them realize that studying is a privilege not an obligation (not everyone gets to study in a school so you're lucky if you have) and they can learn a lot by reading books