How to Motivate Kids | 3 Main Methods | Children's Ministry Training

There are three primary methods that you can use as a teacher or a parent to motivate children. Learn how to motivate your child to study, to read, to do homework or anything.
How to motivate your children to listen? This is a common question. So how do you motivate your children? These methods will show you how teachers motivate students in the classroom, and how to get kids to listen without yelling. If you're a parent or a teacher you need to know how to motivate your child. In order to know how to motivate students, you have to know what motivates children. These are the methods of motivation that God himself uses. Once you know the methods you will be able to come up with ideas for how you can motivate kids to do their best.
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[@seed6006]

GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER💙.

[@ClaudiaLopez-in7oe]

Muchas gracias por estos concejos utiles Dios te bendiga!!

[@snucker1965]

Most of the children I teach come from a past of dysfunction and have very short attention spans. It’s great that their parents are in church now, however I spend a good amount of time redirecting the focus back to the topic. I thought the 3 motivations were right on. At the beginning of children’s church we start with prayer and then 3 rules and I ask them to help each other to stay focused. Sometimes it works and sometimes it don’t. I also sing with them a song related to the topic and we try to memorize one verse a month. We also have ages 7 to 12. What are your thoughts on that? I appreciate any feedback or suggestions.

[@kidonechannel5321]

🌄Question of the day: ?????????????? What questions have you had about teaching kids? Let me know down in the comments.

[@brennenfaelin]

What are some ways to impact kids if you are teaching them for an extended period of time (such as weekly Awana clubs or Sunday school)?

[@kidonechannel5321]

You have a great opportunity to impact their life! Show them you care about them personally and that your on their side. "You can impress people at a distance. But you can impact them only up close." - Howard Hendricks

[@seed6006]

What should you do if the kids are being stubborn, like not listening, laughing the whole time, or especially kids with Adhd?.

[@matthewanders80]

I’m sorry but this is really bad advice. The relationship part is good, but the reward and punishment motivators are terrible! People are motivated intrinsically. Autonomy, mastery and purpose are the three greatest motivators, and these are things that drive your motivation. Reward and punishment may have short term effects, but kids see right through it and it can lead to long term negative responses. I came looking for help but I genuinely think this video could do more damage than good. Thanks for your good intentions, but please reconsider this!

[@created2behishelpmeet228]

Autonomy, mastery and purpose are great motivators. Thanks for your contribution. However, based on this video, I believe that 1. the reward he's talking about refers to personal and life changing benefits. 2. punishment = demerits and how it affects their personal lives.. Regards and GOD bless