Research on the Implementation Strategy of Classroom Incentive Mechanism in Technical School

Authors

  • Qiufeng Pan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v9i3.10321

Keywords:

Incentive mechanism, Technical school students, Implementation strategy.

Abstract

 As an important place to cultivate technical skills and professionalism, technical schools must establish an effective classroom incentive mechanism to stimulate students' learning motivation and active participation. The classroom reward mechanism can be used as an incentive method to help improve students' learning motivation. Learning motivation is an internal factor that promotes students' learning, which involves the individual's perception, value and expectation of the goal, as well as the interaction with other factors. The classroom reward mechanism can enhance students' learning motivation by increasing the meaning, value and willingness of students' learning activities, improving students' self-efficacy and self-control. For example, by rewarding and praising students' performance in the classroom, students can be motivated to actively participate in classroom activities; by rewarding excellent homework and test scores, students' recognition and self-confidence in learning can be increased, so that they can be more actively involved in learning. Through a comprehensive study of relevant literature and empirical research, this paper explores the importance of classroom incentives in technical schools and proposes some implementation strategies to help teachers improve learning enthusiasm and academic achievement of technical school students.

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Published

25 July 2023

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