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Today’s Students : Today’s Students Technology oriented They grew up with Internet DVDs MP3s IPods High energy Tech savvy Students : Students Grew up with a mouse Familiar with blogs Slide 6: Students need to be stimulated Slide 7: Students will be not be interested Students will not be motivated If Your Class is Boring Are You Ready to Motivate Your Students? : Are You Ready to Motivate Your Students? Does he look like one of your typical students? Slide 9: I asked my students what motivates them The response I heard over and over again was The Professor Student Comment Last Day of Class : Student Comment Last Day of Class He told me that my enthusiasm and desire to help was truly evident He said my interest motivated him He said he was unhappy in another class The professor was abrupt The professor did not appear interested in students What motivates? : What motivates? Make the student feel important Show interest in the student Let the student know you are ready to help Let the student know that you really care Slide 12: Put yourself in your student’s shoes! Smile : Smile Put a smile on your face Add a pleasant comment to email Respond to a telephone call with a smile in your voice Slide 14: What does it cost you to be pleasant??? Slide 15: What does it cost you to put a smile in your email or voice mail message??? Slide 16: What are the rewards??? Slide 17: Be Available Motivational Ideas : Motivational Ideas Email Telephone Text messaging Photos Cards Awards Slide 19: Feedback Slide 20: Let students know that they are not alone in the distance learning course Slide 21: Let them know that you are eager and willing to help! Slide 22: Use private email not discussion boards Telephone Welcome : Telephone Welcome Welcome to class Call each student Leave message if not home Be enthusiastic Make the course sound exciting Email Welcome : Email Welcome First day of class Send a welcome email to all students Second week of class Send a “how are you doing” email Sociable Approach : Sociable Approach Open or close all emails with a friendly comment How are you today? Have a good weekend! Enjoy today’s pretty weather! Be Friendly Do Not Wait for Student Questions : Do Not Wait for Student Questions Send email Do you have a question? Do you understand? Responding : Responding Students want and expect immediate feedback Respond to emails frequently Even on weekends and at night Quickly grade assignments Grade within two days Send Good News Email or Text Messages : Send Good News Email or Text Messages Congratulations on your test grade Congratulations on your project grade Good luck on the test Have a great weekend Enjoy the holiday Send Email Reminders : Send Email Reminders Test dates Project due dates Contest : Contest Student of the Week Contest Winner announced on class Web site Communications : Communications Online chats Act like you care Be friendly Ask about what student did over the weekend Ask what other classes they are taking Ask what is student’s major Birthday : Birthday Send free electronic birthday cards Ask student for birthday information For privacy reasons, ask for only birth month TGIF Award : TGIF Award Candy gram Includes picture of candy Star of the Day or Week Award : Star of the Day or Week Award Notify the student by Email Greeting card Telephone Text message Put on Web Site Award : Award Contest—Answer a question Encourages students to read emails Encourages active learning Student who responds first with correct answer receives five extra points Contest : Contest Design a class logo Share the winning logo with the class Put on web site Send Cards : Send Cards Have a happy day Have a fun weekend Happy holiday Halloween Thanksgiving Valentine’s Day Best Wishes Cards : Cards Create in Microsoft Publisher Greeting card creation packages Word Email it Create a variety of cards and have them ready to use Contest : Contest Hint contest Weekly Put the winning hint on the Web site Improves student learning Individualize the Class : Individualize the Class Progress at your own pace Allows student to move quickly Finish class early Partners : Partners Online “Help Buddy” Online partner projects Online team projects Online Photo Album : Online Photo Album Have students send you pictures Have students write comments about the class Have students sign release prior to posting picture or comment Permission Signature Date Link to Community Projects : Link to Community Projects Museums Business leaders Companies Smithsonian Fellowship : Smithsonian Fellowship One-year experience Learn about how and why exhibits are created Meet with curators Explore the museums Smithsonian and Students : Smithsonian and Students Encourage students to explore their community Exposure to exhibits Exposure to new ideas Exposure to new cultures Slide 46: What is the Benefit to Your Students? Slide 47: Better Grades? I got an A Podcasts : Podcasts Attract the attention of students Create a connection between the instructor and the student Student Podcasts : Student Podcasts Current students make Podcasts for future students Introduction to class How they solved difficult assignments or problems Podcast : Podcast Instructions End of Semester : End of Semester Send a goodbye email Enjoyed having you in class Keep in touch with me What Happens at the End of the Semester??? : What Happens at the End of the Semester??? Encourage students to keep in touch with you by email Encourage students to send emails about their accomplishments Post comments on web site What Motivates Your Students? : What Motivates Your Students? Share your ideas What works for you Slide 54: How can you motivate your students? Ideas??? Susan.Cooperman@montgomerycollege.edu : Susan.Cooperman@montgomerycollege.edu Slide 56: Use Technology Keep Students Interested You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Motivation_Cooperman aSGuest29640 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 13 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 28, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Use Technology toMotivate Distance Learning Students : Use Technology toMotivate Distance Learning Students Susan CoopermanMontgomery CollegeMaryland : Susan CoopermanMontgomery CollegeMaryland Describe Your Students : Describe Your Students Smart? Technology savvy? Lazy? Interested? Today’s Students : Today’s Students Technology oriented They grew up with Internet DVDs MP3s IPods High energy Tech savvy Students : Students Grew up with a mouse Familiar with blogs Slide 6: Students need to be stimulated Slide 7: Students will be not be interested Students will not be motivated If Your Class is Boring Are You Ready to Motivate Your Students? : Are You Ready to Motivate Your Students? Does he look like one of your typical students? Slide 9: I asked my students what motivates them The response I heard over and over again was The Professor Student Comment Last Day of Class : Student Comment Last Day of Class He told me that my enthusiasm and desire to help was truly evident He said my interest motivated him He said he was unhappy in another class The professor was abrupt The professor did not appear interested in students What motivates? : What motivates? Make the student feel important Show interest in the student Let the student know you are ready to help Let the student know that you really care Slide 12: Put yourself in your student’s shoes! Smile : Smile Put a smile on your face Add a pleasant comment to email Respond to a telephone call with a smile in your voice Slide 14: What does it cost you to be pleasant??? Slide 15: What does it cost you to put a smile in your email or voice mail message??? Slide 16: What are the rewards??? Slide 17: Be Available Motivational Ideas : Motivational Ideas Email Telephone Text messaging Photos Cards Awards Slide 19: Feedback Slide 20: Let students know that they are not alone in the distance learning course Slide 21: Let them know that you are eager and willing to help! Slide 22: Use private email not discussion boards Telephone Welcome : Telephone Welcome Welcome to class Call each student Leave message if not home Be enthusiastic Make the course sound exciting Email Welcome : Email Welcome First day of class Send a welcome email to all students Second week of class Send a “how are you doing” email Sociable Approach : Sociable Approach Open or close all emails with a friendly comment How are you today? Have a good weekend! Enjoy today’s pretty weather! Be Friendly Do Not Wait for Student Questions : Do Not Wait for Student Questions Send email Do you have a question? Do you understand? Responding : Responding Students want and expect immediate feedback Respond to emails frequently Even on weekends and at night Quickly grade assignments Grade within two days Send Good News Email or Text Messages : Send Good News Email or Text Messages Congratulations on your test grade Congratulations on your project grade Good luck on the test Have a great weekend Enjoy the holiday Send Email Reminders : Send Email Reminders Test dates Project due dates Contest : Contest Student of the Week Contest Winner announced on class Web site Communications : Communications Online chats Act like you care Be friendly Ask about what student did over the weekend Ask what other classes they are taking Ask what is student’s major Birthday : Birthday Send free electronic birthday cards Ask student for birthday information For privacy reasons, ask for only birth month TGIF Award : TGIF Award Candy gram Includes picture of candy Star of the Day or Week Award : Star of the Day or Week Award Notify the student by Email Greeting card Telephone Text message Put on Web Site Award : Award Contest—Answer a question Encourages students to read emails Encourages active learning Student who responds first with correct answer receives five extra points Contest : Contest Design a class logo Share the winning logo with the class Put on web site Send Cards : Send Cards Have a happy day Have a fun weekend Happy holiday Halloween Thanksgiving Valentine’s Day Best Wishes Cards : Cards Create in Microsoft Publisher Greeting card creation packages Word Email it Create a variety of cards and have them ready to use Contest : Contest Hint contest Weekly Put the winning hint on the Web site Improves student learning Individualize the Class : Individualize the Class Progress at your own pace Allows student to move quickly Finish class early Partners : Partners Online “Help Buddy” Online partner projects Online team projects Online Photo Album : Online Photo Album Have students send you pictures Have students write comments about the class Have students sign release prior to posting picture or comment Permission Signature Date Link to Community Projects : Link to Community Projects Museums Business leaders Companies Smithsonian Fellowship : Smithsonian Fellowship One-year experience Learn about how and why exhibits are created Meet with curators Explore the museums Smithsonian and Students : Smithsonian and Students Encourage students to explore their community Exposure to exhibits Exposure to new ideas Exposure to new cultures Slide 46: What is the Benefit to Your Students? Slide 47: Better Grades? I got an A Podcasts : Podcasts Attract the attention of students Create a connection between the instructor and the student Student Podcasts : Student Podcasts Current students make Podcasts for future students Introduction to class How they solved difficult assignments or problems Podcast : Podcast Instructions End of Semester : End of Semester Send a goodbye email Enjoyed having you in class Keep in touch with me What Happens at the End of the Semester??? : What Happens at the End of the Semester??? Encourage students to keep in touch with you by email Encourage students to send emails about their accomplishments Post comments on web site What Motivates Your Students? : What Motivates Your Students? Share your ideas What works for you Slide 54: How can you motivate your students? Ideas??? Susan.Cooperman@montgomerycollege.edu : Susan.Cooperman@montgomerycollege.edu Slide 56: Use Technology Keep Students Interested