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Research Chapter 1
Research Chapter 1
Research Chapter 1
According to Angel (2001) cited by Diez, Ivy et.al a concern with attitudes and other
effective factors has develop because it seems reasonable to assume that the way
children feel about. This Logical relationship has led to the continual with
value, that is expect to be able to perform the task successfully if they apply
themselves and the degree to which they value the task or the rewards that
strive and also by supporting their expectation for achieving their success through a
reasonable investment of effort and also by helping. Then appreciate the value of
(Marr, 2000) cited by Diez, Ivy et.al that the Motivation is an interval process
that makes a person move toward on his or her goal. It is something that energizes,
directs and sustains behavior. Motivation like intelligent can’t be directly observed,
the same author states that motivation in the most general since of the term is an
and they have a negative thoughts of this subject its because not all the students
love math because others for them taht mathematics is too very difficult for them to
undderstand. Every teachers of mathematics courses are probably heard that there
students questioned them that why do we need mathematics in our daily lives? And
as students motivation toward mathematics a greatly increased as they can see and
studies and learn all the mathematics global issue. Students will become aware of
their studies provided in the value background information of a necessary for them to
common problem existing in motivating their students. These are the reasons on why
Tackled and also stated in there how students motivate themselves in field of
mathematics, but not all was specify and discuss furthermore we would like to
This Diez, Ivy S. et.al (2007) The Study is based on the theory of lange (1996),
which states that a second biological approach to the study of human motivation has
been the study of mechanisms that change the arousal level of the organisms. It was
arousal theories suggested that one’s perception of emotion depends upon the
This theory was inclined by the theory of thomdike (1996) also known as the
activity is based on association between stimulus and response. It sees the learner
vary his responses by trial and error until he achieves a solution. It is also associated
with the social learning theory by Bandura and Wallace (1997) with them, the role of
student. Good morals and effective learning of real achievement to the classroom.
every individual strives to satisfy. Motives are thoughts, feelings or condition that
Student’s Motivation
One of the most difficult aspects of learning a teacher is learning how to motivate
your students. It is also one of the most important. Students who are not motivated
will not learn effectively. They won’t retain information, they won’t participate and
some of them may even become disruptive. A student may be unmotivated for a
variety of reasons: they feel that they have no interest in the subject, find the
teacher’s methods un-engaging or be distracted by external forces it may even come
to light that a student who appeared unmotivated actually has difficulty learning and
is need of special attention. While motivating students can be a difficult task, the
rewards are more than worth it. Motivated students are more excited to learn and
participate. Simply put: Teaching a class full of motivated.
Student is enjoyable for teacher and student alike. Some students who do not have
this natural drive, a great teacher can make learning fun and inspire them to reach
their full potential.
Academic achievement
Is the extent to which a student, teacher or institution has achieved their short or
long-term educational goals. Academic achievement is commonly measured through
examinations or continuous assessments but there is no general agreement on how
it is best evaluated or which aspects is the most important-procedural knowledge
such as skills or declarative knowledge such as facts.
Furthermore, there are inclusive results over which individual factors successfully
predict academic performance elements such as test anxiety, environment, and
emotions require consideration when developing models of school achievement.
Intrinsic Motivation
Defined as a performing action or behavior that could enjoy the activity itself,
whereas acting on extrinsic motivation is done for the sake of some external
outcome, the inspiration for acting on intrinsic motivation can be found in the action
itself.
Extrinsic Motivation
Refers to behavior that is driven by external rewards such as money fame, grades,
and praise, this type of motivation arises from outside the individual, as opposed to
intrinsic motivation which originates inside of the individual.
School Administrator
The result of this study should be a basis for those students wants to
motivate in order to enhance their academic skills. Also it evaluates the techniques
and methods of a teacher on how to motivate their student in their perspective
classes.
Teachers
Student
They will be aware on what type of motivation they incline with and what can
make themselves motivate when dealing their subjects and also stimulates their
interest to learn the subject.
Researchers
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