Introduce the session by welcoming the student and building excitement about discovering what motivates them. Mention that identifying personal motivators can help in completing work.

Explain what motivation means in simple terms. Ask the student what they think motivation is and provide examples to encourage thinking.

Show a video that explains motivation in a fun and engaging way. Pause the video at key moments to ask questions and check for understanding. This video provides visual and auditory explanations that reinforce the concept of motivation.

Highlight the various types of motivators with relatable examples such as rewards, interests, and personal goals. Encourage the student to think about what motivates them personally.

Guide the student through the Motivator Mapping Activity. Encourage them to connect their personal interests to everyday tasks. Ask them questions to stimulate discussion.

Describe the Motivation Challenge Game. Explain that the game involves making choices between different motivators in given scenarios. Reinforce the idea that different situations might require different motivators.

Conclude with a quiz and a reflection. This slide should recap what was learned. Ask the student questions about the content and encourage them to share what they think can help them in their daily work.