Title: Why a motivated teacher is key to the classroom - Impact Teachers
Headings: Why a motivated teacher is key to the classroom
Why a motivated teacher is key to the classroom
Why is motivation important?
How is motivation fostered through teaching in the UK?
How to introduce motivation into the classroom
Setting expectations
Impact Teachers

Content: If you share it as something worth being excited and animated over, this will shape their behaviour and response. They will feel more inspired to do well as they will want to do justice to a subject that you have taught so passionately – even if it’s not their main interest in life. A motivated student will feel genuine pride in the work they have done, which is an important feeling to carry through in life. It helps keep students actively interested in what they’re studying and pushes them towards continuing their education. Motivation in classroom enhances their performance in all aspects of their school work and helps them become goal-oriented, motivated individuals in life. It also encourages them to always finish a task and do the best that they can with all they set their mind to. How to introduce motivation into the classroom
Part of being a motivated teacher comes through your general behaviour and attitude. There’s a lot to be said for people that regularly smile, offer a happy and cheery outlook on life and generally come across as upbeat and pleasant to be around – regardless of how they’re actually feeling. Making your classroom a warm, colourful and stimulating environment is also key to creating a positive space. It’s also important that you reward your students for good work as you go along.