Motivating Students to Study

One of the main complaints of families today is their children who do not want to study. Families who cannot understand why their children do not study and place all the blame on them are causing this problem to escalate rather than being solved. In this article, we will discuss the factors that prevent students from studying and the measures that can be taken against these situations.

The main reason for students' inability to study is the need to create a suitable environment for studying and to eliminate the factors that hinder this. One of the common results of students experiencing low motivation is having indifferent parents. Parents should do their best during their children's education periods to eliminate the factors that will make them blame themselves in the future. First and foremost, there should be a room where the student can study. This room should be entirely dedicated to the student. The student should know how to take ownership of the room and be able to use it for studying. When setting up the room, it is necessary to eliminate any factors that may disrupt the student's motivation and interest in the lesson.

Care should be taken in this regard. First, the lighting in the room should be well adjusted. The light should neither be too much nor too little. Generally, white light should be used. Additionally, the temperature of the room is also important. Because if the student is in excessive heat, they will relax, and if it is too cold, they will feel cold. For this reason, they cannot focus on their lessons. This situation can negatively affect the student's future. One of the biggest mistakes families make is comparing their children to other children.

To motivate your students, you should definitely use punishment and reward processes. Giving them small gifts after completing their homework will increase the child's interest in the lesson.