Motivation

If anyone is an expert on motivation and completely blows me away is Mr. Moss. I feel like Mr. Moss motivation strategies are different then most. Most people including myself would get people motivated by lots of energy and excitement. What Mr. Moss does with the students is help them see the end picture and has everything entirely on there shoulders.
 For instance rehearsal for the musical he would call out when a students was putting forth exceptional effort by saying things like "Nathan is the reason this show will succeed" Then the students hear that and also want to be acknowledged. He points out also why the play will be a success or not and how that is entirely on there shoulders. After the first performance he said " One night all of your friends and family might come to see you and what happens if your class mates do not put forth all the effort they have because there family is not coming that night, We cant do that to each other" He hold everyone accountable for the end result so that gives each student personal motivation.

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