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So we set out to create a more effective reward system by combining motivational theory, the experience of other departments, and our own departmental needs. We detail an exercise, grounded in active and experiential learning theory, that requires students to identify, perform, and explain a memorable situation when a motivational theory is revealed in their daily lives. For example, in the human resources class, I could show how motivational theory supports the importance of educational leaders responding calmly and constructively when followers make mistakes. |
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