Ministry of higher education, science and innovations of the republic of uzbekistan andizhan state institute of foreign language institute

"You were not born a winner, and you were not born a loser. You are what 
you make yourself be." 

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- 18 -
From a pedagogical point of view, motivating learners in education is 
considered one of the most important fields. Pupilґs success in the educational 
process is not determined only by his innate abilities but also by other stimuli. The 
task of the teacher is to support and develop these impulses. Motivation is one of 
these stimuli. Motivation helps to develop pupils positively. Suitable motivational 
activities of teachers can raise and maintain pupilґs interest in learning, particular 
subject or other learning activities [5.108]. 
The word "motivation" comes from the Latin word "movers" which means, "to 
move". Motivation is the energizing force that directs and controls our behaviour 
towards the achievement of our goals. It refers to those factors, which increase the 
vigor of an individuals' activity. It energizes the person, prompts and compels him 
to act and behave in particular way to satisfy his needs. In education, motivation is 
arousal of interest in learning and is required for effective management of the 
learning process. In pedagogical activities, motivation has an irreplaceable and 
indispensable role. Motivated child explores the world, asks the questions, 
disarrange what he can only to discover how it is. 
We agree with some theories that teachers use motivation to lead pupils to the 
chosen target. If teacher motivates pupils inappropriately, their relation to school 
and to particular subjects has a negative effect on their positive relation to learning. 
It often causes pupilsґ lack of interest in given subject. Pupils in the beginning of 
their education look forward to school. 
Pupils who are getting ready for school are motivated by the vision of school, 
where they will learn how to write, read, count, paint, and find out many interesting 
things in particular subjects. However, it may happen that due to the inappropriate 
motivating activities of some teachers the opposite can occur, a pupil is afraid of 
school. 
Some teachers state that in teaching terms it is very important to divide the 
primary and secondary motivation. Primary motivation is based on the natural 
pupilsґ needs. All children are naturally inquiring and try to learn everything new. 
If we set pupil a task or if he tries to learn something new, we get to know that energy 

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- 19 -
inherent in every human inspires effort to perform the tasks and discover them. 
Secondary motivation encourages a pupil up to achieve something. Motivational 
factor in this respect is a good mark or teacher praise. Punishment or prohibition can 
also be good secondary motivational factors. 
Teachers can very well affect secondary motivation either positively or 
negatively. In the learning process, both primary and secondary motivation motives 
shade into each other. Primary motivation works in close conjunction with 
secondary motivation in view of the fact that pupils in learning process have to learn 
also, what does not arouse their natural interest. 
In these cases it depends on the teacher and motivational activities that he 
choose, the way that he choose to achieve the goals so that the curriculum is 
meaningful for children. 
We also agree with the opinion that it is important for teacher to be aware of 
the real function of motivation. If he teaches young children, he has to use immediate 
motivation, can take advantage of an interesting game, use an interesting pictures, 
praise or change activity. This kind of motivation enables teacher to achieve the 
goals better and increase childrenґs interest in learning. 
Other types of motivation are intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Motivation in 
the context of the classroom is measured by a studentґs drive to participate in the 
learning process. Although students may be equally motivated to perform a task, the 
sources of their motivation may differ. Some students are intrinsically motivated do 
learn because they are driven to understand through reflection and enjoy