CHAMPS Module 5

If behavior occurs repeatedly it shows motivation of that behavior.

Motivation requires action

Intrinsic motivation = end in itself, it is its own reward

Extrinsic motivation = for desired consequences during or after behavior

Praise, grades, positive responses

The line between intrinsic and extrinsic is not distinct. There is a lot of

cross over between the two types of motivation.

Intrinsic=Interesting, Relevant, Fun

extrinsic=Praise, money, grades, positive responses

History of success or failure

Expectancy = the degree to which an individual expects to be successful

at the task

Value= intrinsic or extrinsic factor

TASK 1 Enthusiasm

TASK 2 Effective Instruction

TASK 3 Noncontingent Attention

TASK 4: Positive Feedback

TASK 5: Intermittent Celebrations

TASK 6: Ratio of Interactions (3:1 ratio) (5:1) Spending 5-10 minutes for a whole week with a student