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Self-Determination Theory (Slides and Student Note Sheet)

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Lesson cover introduces self-determination theory with 'Managing our own lives' and lists slides and a worksheet.
Cover introducing the lesson materials
Learning goal slide asks students to identify basic principles of SDT to understand motivation in their lives.
Learning goal for the slide lesson
Lesson agenda lists SDT history, autonomy, competence, relatedness, applications, and types of motivation.
Agenda outlining the lesson sequence
Section introduction slide opens the definition of self-determination theory with the question 'What is it?'
Introduction to the theory's definition
Definition slide explains social and cultural influences on motivation and names competence, connection, and autonomy.
Definition and needs underlying the theory
History section introduction slide asks 'Where did it come from?' to introduce the origins of the theory.
Transition to the theory's history
History slide traces motivation research in the 1970s and Edward Deci and Richard Ryan's work in the 1980s.
Historical background and key researchers
Video slide illustrates three basic needs: autonomy, competence, and relatedness, with choice and connection.
Video visual introducing the three basic needs
Basic principles section introduction slide names autonomy, competence, and relatedness as the next topics.
Transition to the three basic principles
Autonomy slide describes determining your own fate, feeling control and agency, and choosing your path forward.
Explanation of autonomy within the theory
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The Self-Determination Theory teaching resource covers key principles of self-determination theory through informative slides and an engaging student worksheet. Students will learn the history and core concepts of self-determination theory, including autonomy, competence, relatedness and intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation. The slides feature embedded videos and attractive visuals to maintain student interest. Teachers can facilitate whole-class learning using the slides or assign the student notes sheet for small groups or individual work. Overall, this resource allows educators to efficiently introduce the key elements of self-determination theory across grades 7-12 in social studies and psychology.

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