Cultural views on motivation can make learning harder in classrooms with students from different backgrounds.

1. Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation:

• Some students come from cultures that focus more on outside rewards, like grades, instead of personal interests.
• Because of this, they might lose interest in tasks that are usually exciting.

2. Challenges:

• If teachers don't understand these cultural differences, some students might feel left out, which can stop them from participating and growing.
• Teachers might also find it hard to use the right strategies to motivate their students.

3. Solutions:

• Using teaching methods that consider students' backgrounds can help solve these problems.
• Working together and recognizing what motivates different students can make learning more engaging.