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A carrot in the right place makes all the difference, the issue here is this is not the place that the carrot needs to be. Most thought-work, learning in this c
by samtho 4y ago
A carrot in the right place makes all the difference, the issue here is this is not the place that the carrot needs to be. Most thought-work, learning in this case, is intrinsically motivated. We can classify this motivation as being one or more of the following needs: autonomy, mastery, and purpose. In order for that kind of motivation to function, basic needs must be met. A teacher can have as many carrots dangled in front of them, but you’ve given them an impossible task in a large number of cases.
- WalterBright 4y ago> this is not the place that the carrot needs to be The carrot is placed exactly where we want it - results. > you’ve given them an impossible task I don't buy that for a minute. It's amazing how people find ways to accomplish impossible tasks when the right motivation is given.