Date of Award
4-2009
Document Type
Open Access Thesis
First Advisor
Vicki Olson
Second Advisor
Barbara West
Abstract
The Responsive Classroom model is considered a positive way to promote intrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation in this study was measured through classroom management, teacher/student relationships, and academic choice. The participants of the study were teachers who had been trained in the Responsive Classroom method. Through direct observation and surveys the results of the study proved to be that motivation is a variable dependent on multiple factors including number of years teaching as well as personal philosophy.
Identifier
SC 11.MAE.2009.Ruggiero.D
Recommended Citation
Ruggiero, Dana, "Intrinsic Motivation in the Responsive Classroom" (2009). Theses and Graduate Projects. 836.
https://idun.augsburg.edu/etd/836