2021
DOI: 10.1177/13654802211002299
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Enhancing motivation and engagement within a PBIS framework

Abstract: A motivating and engaging school environment has been associated with several positive student outcomes. Consequently, schools have an opportunity and responsibility to promote a culture that supports students in developing and maintaining their motivation, engagement, and self-improvement. Efforts to promote such a culture can be embedded within a Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) framework. In this paper, we begin by describing motivation and engagement, and discussing the relevance of th… Show more

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“…In the present study, 57% focused on clear behavior expectations for students; these expectations included stating student behavior expectations in areas of the school environment such as the classroom, playground, hallways, cafeteria, restrooms, and school buses (Bradshaw et al 2012;Burns 2022;Molloy et al 2013;Pas et al 2019). This finding supports the study of Petrasek et al (2022) and Davies (2022), who believed that educators need to reach a consensus on school-wide expectations for students and provide uniformity on expected behavior, thereby making it easier for students to understand how to behave no matter where they may be at school. Additionally, this finding supports the study of Goldman et al (2022), who argued that clearly defined rules state exactly what to do so that no interpretation or understanding of "unwritten rules" is required to reduce negative behaviors.…”
Section: Behavioral Expectationssupporting
confidence: 78%
“…In the present study, 57% focused on clear behavior expectations for students; these expectations included stating student behavior expectations in areas of the school environment such as the classroom, playground, hallways, cafeteria, restrooms, and school buses (Bradshaw et al 2012;Burns 2022;Molloy et al 2013;Pas et al 2019). This finding supports the study of Petrasek et al (2022) and Davies (2022), who believed that educators need to reach a consensus on school-wide expectations for students and provide uniformity on expected behavior, thereby making it easier for students to understand how to behave no matter where they may be at school. Additionally, this finding supports the study of Goldman et al (2022), who argued that clearly defined rules state exactly what to do so that no interpretation or understanding of "unwritten rules" is required to reduce negative behaviors.…”
Section: Behavioral Expectationssupporting
confidence: 78%
“…These programs involve providing extrinsic rewards, such as grades and praise from teachers. As a result, students' behavior could be greatly improved (Petrasek et al, 2022;Rahimi et al, 2021). It seems that Kahoot follows a similar approach.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Additionally, implementing mastery-focused assessments that encourage growth and effort over comparative grading mitigates negative impacts of extrinsic motivation. Using multifaceted approaches to engage intrinsic motivation while minimizing detrimental external pressures will foster productive motivation and deeper learning [27].…”
Section: Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%