MOTIVATIONAL STRATEGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH
Abstract
Motivation affects effort, which, in turn, affects results and ultimately, students’ abilities. By building their motivation, you can help students become more skillful in English and nourish their ability to learn. This article provides information on motivational strategies to help teach English.
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