Tutor’s role in the formation of learning motivation and self-development of future foreign language teachers

  • Podplota Svitlana, Maslova Alina Bohdan Khmelnytsky Melitopol State Pedagogical University

Abstract

Contemporary challenges encountered by higher education institutions encompass the
pervasive issue of diminished student engagement and a conspicuous lack of motivation
towards knowledge acquisition. Aligned with the societal mandate, educational
establishments tasked with preparing prospective foreign language educators face the
imperative of customizing the learning environment and cultivating competitive
professionals capable of adeptly responding to contemporary demands. This
necessitates perpetual learning and self-enhancement, underscoring the pivotal role of
tutoring methodologies in facilitating self-improvement, autonomous learning, and selfactualization among learners.
Tutors bear the responsibility of kindling students’ intrinsic curiosity towards knowledge
deemed pertinent to their future endeavors. Through tutorial sessions, tutors endeavor
to invigorate learners’ drive for self-development and advancement, aiding in the
formulation of tailored learning plans and timetables, orchestrating the self-directed
learning process, and providing timely guidance in navigating complex educational
queries.
The present article scrutinizes the indispensable role of tutors in cultivating motivation
for learning and fostering self-development among aspiring foreign language educators.
Delving into the manifold methods and strategies employed by tutors to engender
enthusiasm for language acquisition and bolster student self-motivation, the authors
underscore the paramount significance of efficacious tutor-student interaction in
realizing educational objectives. By dissecting psychological underpinnings and
pedagogical paradigms, the study illuminates critical facets of the tutor’s role as a
catalyst for motivation and mentorship, pivotal in engendering sustained student
motivation throughout the educational trajectory.
Key strategies for augmenting learner motivation within pedagogically oriented higher
education institutions through tutoring interventions encompass the cultivation of
conducive learning environments, judicious selection of instructional methodologies,
accommodation of individualized learning needs, provision of constructive feedback,
facilitation of self-regulatory processes, cultivation of intrinsic interest, promotion of
collaborative learning environments, and harnessing innovative educational
technologies.

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Published
2024-09-02