If a child is not intrinsically motivated by learning, a teacher or parent should
A)initially use small extrinsic rewards, then phase them out.
B)wait for the necessary skills to develop on their own as the child matures.
C)increase the size of the extrinsic incentives gradually.
D)ask the child which extrinsic rewards they would prefer to help them learn.

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Extrinsic rewards can be effective in initially motivating a child who lacks intrinsic motivation. Over time, these rewards should be phased out as the child begins to find intrinsic value in learning, fostering a more sustainable motivation.

If a Child Is Not Intrinsically Motivated by Learning, a Teacher