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People want to learn for many reasons. Some people just love learning new things, and are always looking for information. Some people want to learn in order to make good grades and get a good job. Some people want to learn so they will be smarter. Some people want to learn so they can be better at whatever they are doing. Everyone needs to discover what motivates them best, and learn how to motivate themselves to do things!
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How can a trainer motivate participants to learn?
by rewarding them
Who motivates you?
There are many things that can motivate people. People who tell someone that they can't do something will often motivate the person to succeed.
What are some things that motivate you?
Money is a big motivator for people. Being able to prove people wrong is also something that people use to motivate them.
How do you motivate our staff?
Many people have different ways to motivate their staff, but the main ways to motivate your staff is to teach them that you should respect customers and your staff...
How do words have more power than guns?
Guns can motivate the people they are pointed at, words can motivate millions.
How can you motivate people to be tax conscious?
audit them.
How do I motivate people to get healthy?
For me I believe the best way to motivate people in terms of Fitness is to educate them on the importance and benefits of exercising. When they understand the benefits they will follow.
How did the reds motivate the Russian people to support them?
dumb people of cource
How does homework give you a good job?
It helps you learn information you might use. It helps you learn how to discipline yourself to finish a job and do it right. It helps you learn how to motivate yourself to work hard.
What has the author Stephen James Norris written?
Stephen James Norris has written: 'Motivated to learn, learning to motivate'
Is motivation an adjective?
Motivated is the past tense of the verb, to motivate. Motivated is the past participle of the verb " to motivate" and can be used as a Participial Adjective. Example: A motivated student can learn anything they wish to learn. (here "motivated" describes the student) So, yes! Motivated is an adjective AND the past tense form of the verb "to motivate."
What factors motivate pirates?
stealing for money or other people.
