Wednesday, 8 November 2017

Article 24 "Language learning motivation as ideological becoming"




Language learning motivation as ideological becoming

Analysis of motivation as a Foucauldian process of ethical self-formation answers this call, it does not theorise the relationship between language learning motivation and general motivation for learning.  Language learning motivation with theorises language and learning, positing language learning motivation as a holistic process of ideological becoming, inextricably bound to learners' wider life-learning. 
   
              The  conclusion by positing that by conceptualising the connections between language, learning and motivation, ideological becoming synthesises and theoretically enriches extant psychological approaches to language learning motivation. Learning is a process that is marked by a change in a person. Changes in a person can be demonstrated in various forms such as the changing of his knowledge, his understanding, his attitude and his behavior, his skills and abilities, his reactions, his acceptance power and others aspects that exist in the individual.




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