https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u In what ways are you motivated in your lives? Are you intrinsically or extrinsically motivated? Or both? Please provide examples from your life. Please respond to one classmate. Please put your name as the title of your post. Once you complete this task please return to the infographic. en-us 2017-02-21 06:22:07 UTC 2017-04-10 00:13:30 UTC hello@padlet.com david_laws1 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/159550968 I am both extrinsically and intrinsically motivated. Intrinsically, I have a sense of arrogant pride at performing well and have a keen sense of attention to detail. It may have been instilled through family values or the military, maybe both. I have always excelled in my area of focus and have grown accustomed to being a source of knowledge for my peers. Carrying that weight at times has been an obstacle yet i have become accustomed. That motivation to continuously perform is my intrinsic motivation. Extrinsically, I work hard to provide for my family and have nice things. I grew up poor and never really had money or material things readily available. Once i joined the military and traveled, I gained an appreciation for travel and guns which both can be expensive. This is a brief overview of my intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.

]]> 2017-03-13 01:33:09 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/159550968 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/160120049 I am both extrinsically and intrinsically motivated as well.  Some examples of the way I am extrinsically motivated would be the desire to advance in the workplace, and the desire to make more money.  By working hard to achieve these goals, I hope to be rewarded with a promotion which will lead to a pay increase.  For examples of intrinsic motivation, I will use my reputation of being known as a dependable or reliable employee.  I do my best to attend work every day and always strive to be the first person at the office.  I do this because I feel dedicated to my job and I achieve a great sense of satisfaction knowing people can depend on me.  It gives me great pride to know that my supervisors can trust me and count on me when needed.  


]]> 2017-03-14 22:19:16 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/160120049 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/161854661 I am mostly extrinsically motivated. I would say that I am mostly extrinsically motivated because I am always seeking the results. For instance, when learning new subjects, I have interest in them but ultimately I know that I am going to have to apply it to real-life somehow and typically receive some type of result from it as well. One of the immediate extrinsic motivators for me would be receiving a good grade on an assignment. This would be considered a motivator, because I know that with each good grade, I am one step closer to completing the Master's level work needed to obtain my degree. All of these examples help to explain why I am more extrinsically motivated than I am intrinsically. ]]> 2017-03-22 15:21:56 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/161854661 drshaunmwilliams https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162151392 I'm going to go against the norm a bit here and say that I am primarily intrinsically motivated. Of course I do my work in order to get paid, but a lot of what I don't does not end up with an external reward. For instance, I am in the master's in online teaching and instruction design program. I am not in the program to increase my job benefits. Rather I am in the program to learn how to teach online. It will definitely help with my job, but it will not result in any benefits with regards to my job. I often read a book in order to learn something new. Overall, I think I am primarily intrinsically motivated.]]> 2017-03-23 14:46:37 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162151392 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162631541 I would have to that I'm both intrinsically and extrinsically motivated. I'm intrinsically motivated because I have deep seeded passion for learning and connecting the dots between life events, human behavior/tendency, and meeting potential. Many times I read books about human nature that help me relate to the people around me. I would say that I'm extrinsically motivated as well because I truly value family and the recognition I get from them when I experience accomplishments. The fact is, I initially entered the realm of education because of my mother and her passion in the area. She started off as an EC teacher assistant in a self-contained classroom. She has since gone on to teach and become a school administrator. She is currently the director of secondary education.

]]> 2017-03-26 15:55:59 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162631541 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162634957 2017-03-26 16:39:42 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162634957 grayr1 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162662522 I would love to say I'm mostly intrinsically motivated, but honestly I feel like that's not true. When it comes to golf it's hard to focus on one shot at a time. You're constantly thinking about end results, if you'll win, and how far you'll continue. I always set goals that could be accomplished at the end of my year, like making it to Nationals. I would put post-it notes on my walls saying I would make it, and put up scorecards from each previous tournament to remind me of what I did well, and to encourage me to work hard at what wasn't good.]]> 2017-03-26 22:13:51 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/162662522 https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/165583928 I believe that I can be both intrinsically and extrinsically motivated. For me, it really depends on the context or the topic. For work, I am intrinsically motivated. That is, I am motivated by the inner feeling of doing well and completing my tasks. In other areas of life, I can be completely extrinsically motivated. One example of extrinsic motivation for me, is in day to day chores. Although I so enjoy the finished product and great feeling of clean home, it can be difficult for me to be motivated to start when I finally get time off to take care of the mundane but necessary things. I would much rather spend my time going on fun adventures with my family but the need to buckle down and see to my home is ever-present.  In order to combat such feelings and to reward ourselves for "adulting" my wife and I have developed a system for cleaning days. We will each complete a task, such as clean an entire room each, then we reward ourselves with one episode of a favorite show on Netflix. Then we repeat throughout the day until the tasks are done.]]> 2017-04-10 00:03:30 UTC https://padlet.com/patrick_laganke/21lqs3ce3w5u/wish/165583928