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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy And The Correlation Of Student Success In School, Amy S. Kummrow
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy And The Correlation Of Student Success In School, Amy S. Kummrow
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Student success is the goal for educators around the world. Implementing Choice Theory and Restitution can greatly increase a student’s chances of academic success. William Glasser's Choice Theory talks about the five basic needs all humans have, which are, survival, power, belonging, fun, and freedom. When these five needs are met students are able to be successful academically and will help students feel a part of their school community. Other benefits to students' needs being met are the ability for students to become intrinsically motivated, increase self-esteem, and perseverance which can lead to happiness throughout their lives. The studies measured …