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Videos: Student-Motivation Tips for Remote Learning

By Larry Ferlazzo — May 20, 2020 1 min read
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Last year, Katie Hull Sypnieski and I worked with Ed Week to produce four short animated videos on motivation (see ).

Three weeks ago, I wrote a popular post here applying those principles to remote teaching (see ).

I’ve expanded on the points in that post and, with Katie, created two more short videos with Ed Week building on the suggestions found in that blog post.

One gives tips on how to use “autonomy and competence” to help build student motivation to participate in remote learning and the other discusses using the concepts of “relatedness and relevance.”

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