Certain students feel that some teaching strategies used in the classroom are always traditional and not engaging. Motivation theory suggests that motivation to learn comes from a desire to do so and enjoying the experience, not just external factors like grades. Teachers may better motivate students by incorporating more interesting strategies that relate to students' interests.
Certain students feel that some teaching strategies used in the classroom are always traditional and not engaging. Motivation theory suggests that motivation to learn comes from a desire to do so and enjoying the experience, not just external factors like grades. Teachers may better motivate students by incorporating more interesting strategies that relate to students' interests.
Certain students feel that some teaching strategies used in the classroom are always traditional and not engaging. Motivation theory suggests that motivation to learn comes from a desire to do so and enjoying the experience, not just external factors like grades. Teachers may better motivate students by incorporating more interesting strategies that relate to students' interests.
strategies used by their teachers in the classroom are usually the same, very traditional and are not related to their interests.
Theoretical construct
Motivation: Garner (1985) motivation is
the extent to which an individual Works or strives to learn the languages because of a desire to do so and the satisfaction experienced in this activity.