They suggested that students could be stimulated to attain a more active state of extrinsic motivation by fostering a feeling of competence within students.
Success in work may foster a sense of competence and lead to enhanced well-being, especially if viewed as the result of motivated and productive effort.
Those that do so, those who are best able to foster a sense of autonomy, competence, and relatedness in learners and faculty, may be the most successful in harnessing their collective productivity to meet the challenges faced by our institutions.
The active role for students was predicted to be more cost-effective than multiple short-term students [ 18], and to foster a high level of student competence [ 19, 20].
Their competence encourages autonomy, which fosters further competence — a virtuous cycle that continues to adulthood.
Active play has also been reported to enhance children's coping skills and has been suggested to promote psychological wellbeing by fostering intrinsic motivation, competence and a sense of belonging [ 28].
While a weak finding, the data supports "self and social awareness" within the construct of political competence observed at KHCC. "Interpersonal influence and control" is the ability to foster a sense of trust and confidence in others.
In light of the effects of aligned curricula (as represented by the concept of math-science coherence), we argue that educational efforts to increase students' problem solving competence may focus on a coordinated improvement of math and science literacy and fostering problem solving competence within math and science.
Liturgical Studies is intended to foster a serious and scholarly engagement with the origins and historical evolution of inherited patterns of worship, and to prepare the students to lead the worship of contemporary Christian communities with competence and sensitivity.
It fostered a very strong team bond.
That's fostered a lot more togetherness".
