Motivation is a “fundamental substrate of learning” [6], while engagement is viewed in the literature as very important for enhanced learning outcomes of all students [1] [7],. Deci’s [1] Self-Determination Theory, which posits that there exists a disparity in effectiveness between activities deemed extrinsically motivating (done for an outcome separable from the activity) and intrinsically motivating (done for the inherent enjoyment of the activity.) Intrinsic motivators are characterized by autonomous action, while extrinsic motivators are characterized by controlled action. In education, intrinsic motivators are those that reveal the underlying benefit to the learning process, while extrinsic motivators are those that emphasize grades and student performance [8].