douglasweimer
- Jun 11, 2021
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Motivation, Goal Setting, & Beyond

Student-centered learning starts when programs take the time to learn what motivates their students to enter adult education programming. Furthermore, supporting student's life, career, and educational goals directly impacts classroom retention. Join this session to learn about motivation, goal setting, and beyond and learn strategies for classroom implementation.

This session was a part of the fourth Maryland Adult Education Virtual Training Institute and was hosted by:

Ahu Moser - Literacy Council of Montgomery County

Ramona Kunkel - Maryland Department of Labor

To access a copy of the presentation, please click the following link:

Motivation, Goal Setting and Beyond with

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Student Goals Worksheet:

Student Goals - Ahu & Ramona

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