Motivation is not a trait students either have or lack--it's a response to the environment we create. By meeting students' basic human needs, honoring sociocultural and cognitive differences, and reflecting on our own beliefs and behaviors, we can build classrooms where engagement feels natural rather than forced.
When students feel they belong, believe they can succeed, and have a voice in their learning, motivation becomes a shared responsibility--and a powerful catalyst for growth.
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