How to Motivate Your Students to Love Learning

Author:   Steve M Potter
Publisher:   Skaludy Press
Edition:   V1.1 ed.
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9781838172800


Pages:   284
Publication Date:   01 December 2020
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Author:   Steve M Potter
Publisher:   Skaludy Press
Imprint:   Skaludy Press
Edition:   V1.1 ed.
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 2.00cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.540kg
ISBN:  

9781838172800


ISBN 10:   1838172807
Pages:   284
Publication Date:   01 December 2020
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
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"""If there was one thing I would do to enhance the evolution of our society, it would be to clone teachers like you and put them in every classroom."" -Anonymous student ""This was, by far, the absolute best course we have taken at Georgia Tech. You did an amazing job making the class interesting and fun, and everything from the lectures to the assignments were all incredible in getting us to learn so much about the brain. Whatever you have done to become such a phenomenal professor, please share with the rest of your colleagues..."" -Morgan Wolfe ""Thanks for being such a great professor. I don't think I've had another professor who cared about what we are learning or gave real, meaningful assignments as much as you do. This is honestly the most worthwhile class I have taken at Tech. I know many of my classmates feel the same way, and we truly appreciate everything you have done this semester."" -Alysia Rudis"


""If there was one thing I would do to enhance the evolution of our society, it would be to clone teachers like you and put them in every classroom."" -Anonymous student ""This was, by far, the absolute best course we have taken at Georgia Tech. You did an amazing job making the class interesting and fun, and everything from the lectures to the assignments were all incredible in getting us to learn so much about the brain. Whatever you have done to become such a phenomenal professor, please share with the rest of your colleagues..."" -Morgan Wolfe ""Thanks for being such a great professor. I don't think I've had another professor who cared about what we are learning or gave real, meaningful assignments as much as you do. This is honestly the most worthwhile class I have taken at Tech. I know many of my classmates feel the same way, and we truly appreciate everything you have done this semester."" -Alysia Rudis


If there was one thing I would do to enhance the evolution of our society, it would be to clone teachers like you and put them in every classroom. -Anonymous student This was, by far, the absolute best course we have taken at Georgia Tech. You did an amazing job making the class interesting and fun, and everything from the lectures to the assignments were all incredible in getting us to learn so much about the brain. Whatever you have done to become such a phenomenal professor, please share with the rest of your colleagues... -Morgan Wolfe Thanks for being such a great professor. I don't think I've had another professor who cared about what we are learning or gave real, meaningful assignments as much as you do. This is honestly the most worthwhile class I have taken at Tech. I know many of my classmates feel the same way, and we truly appreciate everything you have done this semester. -Alysia Rudis


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Steve M. Potter has been teaching since 1986 at the university level. He won the top teaching award at Georgia Tech in 2011, and in 2013, the top teaching award across all research universities in Georgia for his innovative real-world approaches to enhance student learning and motivation. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University, where he and his research group carried out pioneering neuroengineering research since 2002. From 1995-2002, he was Research Faculty in the Caltech Division of Biology. He received a Bachelors degree in biochemistry from UC San Diego and a PhD in neurobiology at UC Irvine. He now does scientific consulting, writing, and maker workshop teaching in Ireland. Websites: potterlab.gatech.edu and steveMpotter.tech

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