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Motivation and learning: the engine of academic success
Motivation is one of the most important factors in the learning process. When children feel motivated, they participate more, enjoy studying, and are more engaged in their tasks. On this page, you'll find ideas and resources to help your children maintain their enthusiasm for learning every day.




Why is motivation key in learning?
Motivation fuels curiosity, attention, and perseverance. A motivated child learns better because they feel capable and valued . Furthermore, they associate studying with a positive experience, which strengthens their self-esteem and their desire to excel.
The environment, the attitude of adults, and the type of activities proposed directly influence how the child perceives learning.

Types of motivation in learning
There are two types of motivation that influence the way children learn:
Intrinsic motivation: arises from the interest or pleasure of learning something new. For example, a child who enjoys solving a math problem because they find the challenge fun.
Extrinsic motivation: This relates to external rewards, such as praise, points, or prizes. When used effectively, it can be a great ally in reinforcing effort and perseverance.
Combining both helps maintain a balance between the enjoyment of learning and the recognition of progress.


Strategies to maintain children's motivation
Parents and teachers can apply simple but effective strategies:
Set achievable goals and celebrate accomplishments.
Incorporate games, activities, and challenges adapted to their age.
Allow the child to choose between several activities to encourage autonomy.
Transform mistakes into opportunities for improvement.
Show enthusiasm for what the child learns, reinforcing their sense of accomplishment.
At MindED, every activity is designed to make the child feel that learning can be fun and rewarding.

Activities to reinforce motivation and learning
Some practical ideas to apply at home:
Memory or attention games that develop concentration.
Level-based activities that allow you to progress gradually.
Reading or math challenges that reward perseverance.
Short active breaks between tasks to maintain energy.
With well-designed and adapted activities, children discover that learning can also be a source of joy and confidence.

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I love seeing how much he enjoys learning. There are no more homework dramas because he comes home from school motivated.

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June 12, 2025


Discover MindED and help your child rediscover the joy of learning with fun educational activities, tailored to their pace and age.
Why has my son lost motivation to study?
It could be due to a lack of confidence, excessive pressure, or monotony. Introducing variety and acknowledging their progress usually helps a lot.
How can I motivate my child at home?
Avoid focusing solely on the results and value their effort. Turning learning into a game or personal challenge is a great way to re-engage them.
Does motivation really affect academic performance?
Yes. It has been shown that motivated children retain information better and develop greater autonomy and persistence.
Can MindED help with school motivation?
Yes, MindED offers interactive activities designed to reinforce curiosity, effort, and a sense of accomplishment, without pressure or frustration.














