Theme 4 of 10 · 10 entries
What makes someone keep going
Motivation, identity, and the inner work that decides whether a learner carries on.
The question runs through 2 of the three Acts, so the entries below are grouped by where they sit in the arc.
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- Long-formArticle 14· Awaiting publication
Self-Determination Theory
Theory: Self-Determination Theory | Template: The Follow-Up | Words: 1,679
- Long-formArticle 16· Awaiting publication
Heutagogy
Theory: Heutagogy and Self-Determined Learning | Template: The Follow-Up | Words: 1,560
- Long-formArticle 20· Awaiting publication
Holland'S Riasec
Theory: Holland's RIASEC Model | Template: The Confession | Words: 1,760
- Long-formArticle 21· Awaiting publication
Enneagram
Theory: The Enneagram as Learning Disposition | Template: The Confession | Words: 2,063
- Short-formPost 14
Self-Determination Theory
The oldest trick for getting someone to do something is to pay them for it, and it often backfires.
- Short-formPost 16
Heutagogy
Somewhere along the way, adults forget how to decide what they want to learn.
- Short-formPost 20
Holland'S Riasec
The career test you took in school was almost certainly based on this, and almost certainly oversold to you.
- Short-formPost 21
Enneagram
Most personality systems try to describe who you are. The Enneagram tries to describe what you are afraid of.
2 of the 10 entries on this subject