MOTIVATION AND APPROACHES TO LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Keywords:
Key words: fundamental motivation, verbal and non-verbal, linguistic input, cognitive theory, intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, target language, intrinsic motivation, impulse, orientation, integrative orientation, instrumental orientation, ta educational context, cultural context, autonomy, metacognitive approach, language ability.Abstract
Abstract: This article covers the concept of motivation, types of motivation and factors affecting it. The article also highlights the role of motivation in the acquisition of knowledge and social contexts. It also provides information on the various authors who have worked on the concept and provides insights into the research they have conducted. Changes and consequences are studied in detail, and it is emphasized that motivation enhances the incentives to achieve one's goals and provides the desired results.
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