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Motivating Strategies to Enhance Student Motivation in Learning Social Studies of Grade Five Students

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Title Motivating Strategies to Enhance Student Motivation in Learning Social Studies of Grade Five Students
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Publication date 2014-06-01
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Yar Zar Chit
Description
This study investigated motivating strategies used by some primary teachers to enhance Grade five students’ motivation towards social studies. A total of 196 Grade five students and four primary teachers of four classes from four primary schools of Amarapura Township, one of the project areas for child-centered approach, in Mandalay Region, participated in this study. Descriptive research design and survey method were used. Both quantitative and qualitative approaches were used in this study. Firstly, Student Motivation on Social Studies Questionnaire (SMSSQ) (30 items) was developed to explore student motivation on social studies. And then, a qualitative follow up study was conducted through classroom observation and teacher interview. To observe the classroom and motivating strategies used by teachers, Motivating Strategies Observation Checklist based on Keller’s ARCS model was used. Regarding the findings of data, ANOVA results showed that there were significant differences in student motivation due to different motivating strategies. Students from School C had the highest learning motivation(X=73.88) among four primary schools. Similarly, it was found that teacher of that school most frequently used four motivating strategies than others highest learning motivation(X=73.88)among four primary schools. Similarly, it was found that teacher of that school most frequently used four motivating strategies than others(X=49). Moreover, the results also indicated that student motivation in learning social studies was significantly related to teacher’s motivating strategies (r=0.39). It is, therefore,suggested that social studies teachers should use motivating strategies in their classroom to enhance their students’ motivation towards social studies since primary level.
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motivating strategies, student motivation, attention, relevance, confidence, satisfaction
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