Showing posts with label Motivation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motivation. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Sports Motivation


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It is a well known fact that success requires patience and hard work. To achieve this victory, the athlete needs to practice and train every day. As such, they must be adequately motivated. Lack of motivation can lead to a laxity in their fitness routines.

People can be motivated in many ways. The researchers argue that the motivation is "a process by which a person the use of available resources, time, talent and energy, and distributed in a mannerthey choose. "This process is called the theory of personal investment, and includes a two-stage process of causation. The first phase concerns the impact of external factors and their influence on the individual looking for a specific situation. In the second phase, the individual moves included a personal investment in the state. The personal investment involves inner unity, a desire or a will, a person belongs, as a reaction to external influences. VariousAthletes possess different forms of motivation to dedicate some sport. E 'possible, joy, physical fitness, social relationships, or targets.

There are two types of motivation to allow the athlete to achieve a goal or task. The first type of extrinsic motivation in sports comes from external influences or people. People are extrinsically motivated, earn rewards, social recognition or benefits. The second type of intrinsic motivation is oneinherent characteristic that feeds indoor unit to achieve a goal or purpose.

Intrinsically motivated people focus on a task in itself. They have a sense of self, and consider themselves capable of meeting the needs of a particular task to be. Have with the introduction of the Internet, there are a number of websites only for the provision of information on the reason the sport has been inaugurated. These sites also publish a range of sports and related articlesQuotes to motivate athletes.

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Student Motivation


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Student motivation refers to a student's interest, desire, compulsion and the need to participate and succeed in the learning process. And 'generally acknowledged that student motivation plays a central role in academic training.

Students are highly motivated to work actively to ensure more in the learning process of students less motivated. Motivated students have a positive impact on learning. Use a specific occasion and demonstrate the intense effort and concentration inThe implementation of the learning process. Moreover, they show positive emotions such as excitement, enthusiasm, confidence and optimism during learning.

On the other hand, that the less motivated and less interest in participating in the learning process. Most of them were physically present in class, but were mentally absent. Often are not even actively involved in learning tasks. These students were learning more stop. Less motivated students shouldbe made in order to develop a positive attitude towards learning.

A professor or teacher an important role in the management of students less motivated. A technique called attribution retraining, which involves modeling, socialization and exercise, is used to structure the less motivated students. His goal is to help students concentrate on the task of learning, without the fear of failure.

There are two types of motivation of students, such as extrinsic motivationand intrinsic motivation. Extrinsic motivation is defined motivation to perform an activity in order to obtain rewards or avoid punishment by an external source. Extrinsically motivated students an interest of as many good quality or an approval of teachers. Extrinsic motivation is still divided into two groups, such as social motivation and the motivation of the material. Social motivations include the approval of teachers, parents and friends. Good quality, futureEducation or job security include physical reasons.

Intrinsic motivation refers to an activity to be incorporated, by itself, to the joy and pleasure it provides. To be more precise, a student who is intrinsically motivated action leads to learning allows. In comparison with extrinsic motivation, intrinsic motivation is more desirable because it is the motivation for learning for the joy of learning, without regard to their commitmentFollow.