Unity Language Academy (ULA)

The purpose and importance of motivation should be clearly understood by the teacher. The fundamental aim of motivation is to stimulate and to facilitate learning activity.Learning is an active process that needs to be motivated and guided toward desirable ends. Learning is self-initiated, but it must be aided by motives so that the learner will persist in the learning activity. A definite motive is valuable in all work, as motives make for readiness. The greater the readiness, the greater will be the attention given to the work on hand and the sooner will the desired result be achieved. It is important to attempt to get the learner into a state of readiness for it increases the alertness, vigor, and wholeheartedness of learning. In trying to achieve some end, the more acute the readiness, the more satisfying the reaction. The activities which are futile become annoying. One sure means of putting the law of effect into operation is to assist the learner to achieve ends and p...

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Among millions of existing strategies, people always try to opt for the most complex one without accepting the naked truth of our reality:most sophisticated or complex is not always the most cool. Every bit of information in holy books in this world are prioritized to explain that the simplicity worths more than sophistication. My way,or lets say my perception of test taking is to make it as simple as it possibly could be, and by that I mean includes the oral examinations. In paper, it is in fact possible to cheat by rewriting the anwers from the person next to, but in tet-a-tet conversations, it would become dilemma. The emotions, behavoir and body language would reveal whether the individual is cheating or not. The exam taker would show the invigilator whole his/her knowledge of this subject. What may be inside the psyche will be revealed to others rather than swindling. It is just a talk,but the value is more than the millions of papers filled by students.

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