motivation (psychology)

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motivation (psychology)

Doable

the girls' guide to accomplishing just about anything
Learn how to achieve your goals with eight simple steps.

Classroom management for art, music, and PE teachers

2014
Provides the strategies needed to effectively manage a classroom, discussing inspiring students to behave, improving listening and attentiveness, speaking with power and influence, and more.

Doable

the girls' guide to accomplishing just about anything
2015
Presents an accessible aproach to tackling goals for teenage girls using a step-by-step method.

The little engine that could

1995
A little blue engine comes to the rescue of a train that is loaded with toys, dolls, and good things to eat, but cannot get over the mountains to deliver the cargo to waiting children.

David and Goliath

underdogs, misfits, and the art of battling giants; Large print ed.
Reexamines the story of David and Goliath, using this as an example to interpret what it means to suffer a setback and rise above adverse conditions. Argues that much of what appears successful and beautiful in the world is a result of individuals overcoming obstacles and adversity.

#Girlboss

2014
Describes how to seek a unique path to success and relates the story of Sophia Amoruso who started by selling vintage clothing on eBay and eight years later had established a $100 million dollar online fashion business with more than three hundred fifty employees.

Reading in the wild

the book whisperer's keys to cultivating lifelong reading habits
Provides educators with tools and helpful advice designed to help them instill lifelong reading habits in their students. Identifies five reading habits that most directly shape a lifelong love of reading and discusses how to focus on these habits in real-world situations.

Drive

the surprising truth about what motivates us
2011
Examines three elements of motivation and describes how to put them into action in order to achieve high performance and satisfaction in the workplace, school, and at home.

Sacred cows make the best burgers

paradigm-busting strategies for developing change-ready people and organizations
1996
A guide for managers on coaching themselves and their employees to be ready for change so their companies can respond quickly to the challenges of the twenty-first century, outlining a process of getting rid of outmoded practices and motivating people to accept new ideas.

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