Increasing Student Motivation Guide - How To Increase Your Child/student Motivation to Learn PART 2

WELCOME TO ANOTHER INTEREST PART .We shall contunue from where we stop on thursday.Happy reading...


For example, let’s say your son loves climbing trees. You can either sit around and watch him climb trees, or you can take that excitement and turn it into a desire for learning by showing him a book about tree houses, and then helping him build one. You can take him to the hardware store to buy the parts, therefore helping him to learn about tools, nails, hardware, and everything else it takes to build a tree house.

Building the tree house together can help your son learn numerous things—how to plan ahead, how to locate items in a hardware store, how to decide the best place to put the tree house, how to design and build it, how to make it safe and sturdy, and best of all, you get to help him enjoy the learning. You can take virtually any activity your child loves to do and turn it into an opportunity for academic learning, and make him want to learn even more.

Encouraging and motivating your child to learn must be handled with care, though, or you risk going overboard.