LEARNING MOTIVATION OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE AMONG NON-LINGUISTIC SPECIALTIES’ STUDENTS

2023

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DOI 10.48081/qxap5867
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article deals with the issue of the foreign language learning’s motivation among students of non-linguistic specialties. The relevance of the research is due to the ambiguous attitude of non-linguistic specialties’ students to the foreign language subject. We investigate that this is one of the main psychological and pedagogical problems in the framework of the research of psychological and pedagogical conditions for forming a foreign language learning motivation, based on analysis of the learning motivation. There are also noted the classification of motivation, and reasons contributing to a decrease in the motivation of learning. The article reveals evidence that allows us to determine the development level of the foreign language learning motivation among students of non-linguistic specialties, and its dependence on the psychological and pedagogical activity of the teacher during the educational process. Some of the study’s result, that firstly, show the process of forming a learning motivation, which is related to the implementation of different approaches; and secondly, some important factors affecting the students’ interest in the studied subject are summarized in the article.