Build a toolbox for Chapter 10, "Motivation and Learning".
The tools may be:
Include 4 professional tools & 4 personal tools.
Gather references to help with your understanding of motivation tools & to find examples of selected strategies.
Create a list of References in APA style (see the tab above for Citing Sources).
Searching the Catalog for Books (see the Find Books tab above)
When searching for books on motivation for this class, search by subject for the subject heading:
This search should result in books that include information on the various concepts discussed in Chapter 10.
In the book catalog you should search more broadly than when searching for articles. Use more specific terms relating to motivation for article searches.
For books about people, search by subject:
For book by a person, search by author:
Search Research Databases (see the Find Articles tab above)
Suggested search terms for motivation topics:
Remember:
Consider starting your research by consulting titles provided under the Reference Resources tab above.
Reference sources are intended to provide an overview of a topic, definitions, etc. They can assist with identifying additional search terms when a topic is difficult to put into words. They can lead you to additional sources.
Suggested titles in print:
Suggested ebooks:
The research log is a tool for recording the research process or activities. It prevents repetition of searches and duplication of effort
The research log assists with: