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Humanities

ENG 104

Glendale Community College

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1. Happiness Lab Season 1, Episode 10 podcast “Making the Grade” (Links to an external site.) (audio) with Dr. Laurie Santos or transcript: Making the Grade Transcript.rtf

2. Read the following selections from Steven Kotler’s Rise of Superman (Amazon link to ebook or hard copy). (Links to an external site.)

  • Kotler’s summary of Csikszentmihalyi on flow (pages 16-21 in Chapter 2)
  • Chapter 7 “Inner Flow” on world champion freediver Mandy-Rae Cruickshank
  • Chapter 10: The Dark Side of Flow” on backcountry snowboarders Jeremy Jones and Travis Rice

3. Parenting for the Brain web article “Intrinsic versus Extrinsic Motivation--What’s the Difference?” (Links to an external site.)

4. Alfie Kohn’s “Rewards are Still Bad News (25 Years Later)” (Links to an external site.)

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Essay Three Outline Chart Important: ​You are required to structure your essay using the outline below. The final draft of your essay should be developed from this outline using full paragraphs like any traditional essay. Introduction Hook that grabs the reader’s interest and introduces the essay topic. Define “intrinsic” and “extrinsic” motivation ● • • See​ ​“Intrinsic versus Extrinsic Motivation--What’s the Difference?”​. Illustrate “intrinsic” and “extrinsic” motivation with your own personal example of each one. 1 transition sentence that credits Kotler’s book (by his full author name and title) and introduces the topic of flow states and the perspective of extreme sport athletes. In Your Thesis ​answer the following question ​in one sentence: Identify ​two examples from Mandy-Rae Cruickshank, Jeremy Jones, and / or Travis Rice’s flow experiences​ (​Rise of Superman) ​and argue that they illustrate how feeling intrinsically (rather than extrinsically) motivated increases the athletes’ success and happiness levels. Body Paragraph One: Topic Sentence: Restate the first thesis example of a specific athlete’s flow experiences and how it illustrates how feeling intrinsically (rather than extrinsically) motivated increases that athletes’ success and happiness levels. Example from readings Provide a quotation in MLA format. Reduce to 4 lines if longer using ellipses. Less than 4 lines: Kotler​ writes, “XX” (35). Choose from reading list: ● Happiness Lab ​Season 1, Episode 10 podcast “Making the Grade”​ with Dr. Laurie Santos (audio or transcript) ● Alfie Kohn’s​ ​“Rewards are Still Bad News (25 Years Later)” Your quotation: Explain what the quotation is saying in detail in your own words. Aim for 4-5 or more sentences. First example from Mandy-Rae Cruickshank, Jeremy Jones, and / or Travis Rice’s flow experiences: Provide a quotation in MLA format. Reduce to 4 lines if longer using ellipses. Less than 4 lines: Kotler​ writes, “XX” (35). Explain what the quotation is saying in detail in your own words. Aim for 4-5 or more sentences. Argument: How does your chosen athlete’s flow experience show that feeling intrinsically (rather than extrinsically) motivated increases that athletes’ success and happiness levels? Important: ​Go beyond merely restating your thesis idea. Argue for it by providing a deeper analysis of reasoning and significations of your main idea. Add a concluding sentence reminding the reader of how your examples support your topic sentence claim. Should look similar to topic sentence but be more detailed. Body Paragraph Two Topic Sentence: Restate the second thesis example of a specific athlete’s flow experiences and how it illustrates how feeling intrinsically (rather than extrinsically) motivated increases that athletes’ success and happiness levels. Example from readings Provide a quotation in MLA format. Reduce to 4 lines if longer using ellipses. Less than 4 lines: Kotler​ writes, “XX” (35). Choose from reading list: ● • Happiness Lab ​Season 1, Episode 10 podcast​ ​“Making the Grade”​ with Dr. Laurie Santos (audio or transcript) ● • Alfie Kohn’s​ ​“Rewards are Still Bad News (25 Years Later)” Your quotation: Explain what the quotation is saying in detail in your own words. Aim for 4-5 or more sentences. Second example from Mandy-Rae Cruickshank, Jeremy Jones, and / or Travis Rice’s flow experiences: Provide a quotation in MLA format. Reduce to 4 lines if longer using ellipses. Less than 4 lines: Kotler​ writes, “XX” (35). Explain what the quotation is saying in detail in your own words. Aim for 4-5 or more sentences. Argument: How does your chosen athlete’s flow experience show that feeling intrinsically (rather than extrinsically) motivated increases that athletes’ success and happiness levels? Important: ​Go beyond merely restating your thesis idea. Argue for it by providing a deeper analysis of reasoning and significations of your main idea. Add a concluding sentence reminding the reader of how your examples support your topic sentence claim. Conclusion Restate your thesis using new wording (no cutting and pasting from thesis itself) Your last reflections on this topic. ● • ● •
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Essay Three Outline Chart
Introduction
Hook that grabs the reader’s
interest and introduces the essay
topic.

The grading system stands unquestionably as a key factor
critical in pushing students to work harder and learn more
in school.

Define “intrinsic” and
“extrinsic” motivation




See “Intrinsic versus
Extrinsic Motivation--What’s the
Difference?”
Illustrate “intrinsic” and
“extrinsic” motivation with your
own personal example of each
one.

Intrinsic motivation involves taking part in an activity
for its own sake, not because of a reward but due to it
being fun or challenging.
• Extrinsic motivation entails engaging in something
based on its reward or in the efforts of avoiding
punishment (Parenting for Brain par. 5)
Intrinsic motivation – I learned how to swim early because
it was fun and had always enjoyed playing in the water.
Extrinsic motivation – In high school, I had to take dance
classes because I had been promised a car after completing
the classes successfully.

1 transition sentence that credits
Kotler’s book (by his full author
name and title) and introduces
the topic of flow states and the
perspective of extreme sport
athletes

In his book titled “The Rise of the Superman,” Steven
Kotler explores the concept of flow states, giving special
attention to extreme sports and the advancements that have
occurred in various sports over time.

In Your Thesis answer the
following question in one
sentence:

Mandy-Rae Cruickshank managed to overcome her
shyness and set seven world records in freediving while
Jeremy Jones was brave enough to dedicate himself to
snow mountaineering to the extent of going where no one
had been before and spending a lot of time in the activity,
and these acts underline the superiority of intrinsic
motivation over extrinsic motivation.

Identify two examples from
Mandy-Rae Cruickshank,
Jeremy Jones, and / or Travis
Rice’s flow experiences (Rise of
Superman) and argue that they
illustrate how feeling
intrinsically (rather than
extrinsically) motivated
increases the athletes’ success
and happiness levels.

Body Paragraph One:
Topic Se...


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