Encouraging and motivating primary school students to be active in the classroom is vital for fostering a positive learning environment. Active participation leads to better retention of knowledge, the development of critical thinking skills, and a greater overall love for learning. To achieve this, teachers must create an inclusive, supportive, and engaging environment where students feel valued and motivated to participate. This can be accomplished by building strong relationships, making learning relevant and enjoyable, fostering intrinsic motivation, and employing strategies to encourage active participation. By focusing on hands-on learning, offering choices, integrating technology, and setting achievable goals, teachers can inspire students to engage fully in the classroom. This paper explores strategies for motivating primary school students, emphasizing the role of teachers in creating a dynamic learning atmosphere that promotes student involvement and success.

motivation, active participation, primary school, classroom engagement, intrinsic motivation, student-centered learning, teacher strategies, educational environment, hands-on learning, student involvement

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