How does the Pace of Instruction Impact Motivation in the Classroom?
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When students are instructed at a quick pace, they generally show a higher rate of academic engagement and lower rate of misbehavior. Hence, it is a useful tool for motivation in the classroom.
To accomplish a rapid rate of group instruction:
- Align instructional content to match learner’s skill levels. This ensures a high rate of student success and understanding.
- Present academic material at a brisk pace to hold student attention.
- Encourage lots of active student participation.
- Maintain the momentum of instruction by managing transitions between learning activities. This results in students remaining fully engaged.
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