Motivation for Students

Some people in order to do certain task need some motivation. But sometimes the question is what motivation is. Motivation is defined as the process that initiates, guides and maintains goal-oriented behaviors. Motivation is what causes us to act. This paper will find ways to help students to be motivated or find the answers how to be motivated in order to reach the goal. Motivation is often thought to be a fixed, inborn personality trait whose presence or absence helps explain why some students succeed while others fail to graduate Dan Barret says the author of the Can College Manufacture Motivation?.
"Motivation is an outcome of college," said Daniel F. Chambliss, professor of sociology at Hamilton College, whose book How College Works will be published by Harvard University Press. "It energizes people to want to learn more and go out in the world and grab it by the throat." Not every student or graduate used the word "motivation," but many described the same idea: There was an identifiable moment in which a faculty member created a spark in them; students became energized or excited by a topic, an idea, or a discipline. In those moments, he said, a faculty member conveyed to the student that he or she could perform on the collegiate level. That means that teachers are the ones who are motivation us to do to work. Even we the students in certain classes where the teacher teaches us not only from the book, but also involves us to learn outside of class. Statistics says two-thirds of fourth-year students said their motivation stayed the same or declined while they were in college, according to the Wabash National Study of Liberal Arts Education, which surveyed in its first cohort 2,200 students who enrolled in 2006 in 17 public and private, and small and large colleges around the country. Twenty-seven percent showed moderate to high growth in academic motivation, while 7 percent exhibited low growth. 1. Explain. Some recent research shows that many