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A brainstorm of attention magnets TEXT TASK I P FACT finding out expressing self E C PLAY being entertained playing TEXT TASK I nterest P ersonalization Real world; curiosity; amazing Expressing and sharing; facts; human interest

  11. A brainstorm of attention magnets… TEXT TASK I P FACT finding out expressing self E C PLAY being entertained playing

  12. TEXT TASK I nterest P ersonalization Real world; curiosity; amazing Expressing and sharing; facts; human interest stories; personality tests; you; your FACT the weird and wonderful; beliefs and opinions;interests; incongruous photos; surprising belongings; experiences; customs; topical issues… ambitions; habits; texts which contain options E ntertainment C hallenge Short stories; drama; comedy; Competitive games; PLAY jokes; songs; poems; films; collaborative games; puzzles; cartoons; art… quizzes; detective work; guessing games; spot the differences…

  14. John McVicar Hunt 1961 identified motivating force of curiosity. Value of material which is surprising, incongruous, discrepant - but must be at optimum level of arousal. If it's too complex or incongruous, can lead to confusion, anxiety and avoidance. (Williams, M & Burden, R 1997)

  25. Motivate Articles to interest They want to learn the language Stories to amuse They really have the need Topics to engage Attracting their attention And lots of room to choose Will help them to succeed Tell them what they're doing right Arouse their curiosity Help them take control Make them want to know To make them feel effective Challenge plants a seed And help them reach their goal And feedback makes it grow Activities with purpose Intrinsically appeal Add a clear focus To make the learning real

  26. References Csikszentmihalyi, M. 2002, Flow. London: Rider Dörnyei, Z. 2001. Motivational Strategies in the Language Classroom. Cambridge: C.U.P. Williams, M. and Burden, R. 1997. Psychology for Language Teachers. Cambridge: C.U.P. Talk Materials hancockmcdonald.com:

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