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intrinsic motivation

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intrinsic motivation

Person's internal drive for achievement. Intrinsic motivation may arise from pride, competitiveness, or other psychological factors. The opposite of intrinsic motivation is external motivation, which arises from the effects of external factors such as pay and working conditions.



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When teachers spend a third of their time in review of prior grades, when data is used to rank and demoralize rather than to energize teams and when students have their intrinsic motivation removed, system problems are dominating.
Students may possess intrinsic but not extrinsic motivation, have extrinsic but not intrinsic motivation or have both or neither (Pintrich & Schunk, 2002).
 
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