Formation of Professional Motivation among Japanese Female Business Major Undergraduate Students through English Language Instruction
Olya Yazawa
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Olya Yazawa
Abstract
This action research study was carried out in an all-female private women’s university in Tokyo, Japan, during two semesters in the 2019 academic year. The results of the study demonstrate that by creating situations of authentic professional nature, and involving students in a professionally meaningful communication, it is possible to achieve positive changes in professional value-based motivation and attitude to study English.
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This action research study was carried out in an all-female private women’s university in Tokyo, Japan, during two semesters in the 2019 academic year. The results of the study demonstrate that by creating situations of authentic professional nature, and involving students in a professionally meaningful communication, it is possible to achieve positive changes in professional value-based motivation and attitude to study English.
Key concepts: English-language learner, Psychology, Mathematics education, English language, Pedagogy, Medical education, Linguistics, Medicine