How to motivate our children is a perennial issue for homeschool moms, so it’s a regular topic here on Scholé Sisters! Previously, we’ve had these conversations about rewards and motivation: This time our “guest” is a book – Drive: The Surprising Truth about What Motivates Us by Daniel Pink. In this book, Pink talks about…
We live in a world that is obsessed with rewards and even driven by it. We are controlled by our appetite for quick hits of dopamine as the designers of technology get better and better at manipulating that ability. We are told every goal must have a reward, as does every habit. We are trained…
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