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Building Intrinsic Motivation Through Individualized Contracts in the Classroom

Chapter 9 of Herrell's work discusses how an individual contract can transform student behaviors, enhance work habits, and improve interactions. The process involves a step-by-step approach: identify specific behaviors or goals, engage the student in dialogue, establish incentives, draft the contract, monitor progress, and acknowledge accomplishments. By transitioning from extrinsic to intrinsic motivation, teachers can create a more engaging learning environment. This chapter also provides a classroom exercise to practice developing contracts through simulation of problem behaviors among various grade levels.

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Building Intrinsic Motivation Through Individualized Contracts in the Classroom

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  1. Using Contracts to Build Intrinsic Motivation Herrell, Chapter 9

  2. An individual contract can change: • Work habits • Interactions depend on students’ acceptance • Behaviors • Step by step • 1dentify specific behaviors or goals • Involve the student in the conversation • Establish the incentive • Draw up a contract • Monitor student progress • Follow up • Acknowledge student accomplishment • Move from the incentive to the intrinsic

  3. Classroom Exercise Use the step-by-step procedure in developing a contract with the student. Act it out in class…one of you is the teacher, the other the student Simulate a problem behavior and a grade level

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