Teaching Motivation - Classic Video(s)
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I used these two videos (well one split into two) last year when I taught BUSS2 motivation.
Jumping for the Jelly Beans is Herzbergs explanation of his two factor theory and the video has been conveniently split into two parts. Part one covers the basics of the two factor theory whereas part two covers his explanation of job enrichment therefore allowing these two videos to be used over two lessons. Part two also has an amazing summary of the importance of hygiene factors.
What makes these videos really cool is their grainy 70’s look.
Amazing, amazing, amazing….......
Video One:
Video Two:
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