Exploring Dynamics of L2 Motivation

Considering L2 motivation as a vibrant assemblage of sensitive cognitions and affective to stimulate invidual learning, this book focuses on exploring ESL motivation in Pakistani context. Based on data collected through mixed methods, results present a complex picture of L2 motivation where it remains a dynamic and vibrant force. Almost all students demonstrate strong motivational patterns, however, their achievements don't match their motivational patterns. Analysis of socio-contextual factors show that there are multiple factors involved in the process of long-term motivation and teachers haven to keep in mind different social, cultural, psychological and even genetic factors while selecting teaching strategies for ESL learners in Pakistan and elsewhere in the world.

Autorentext

Dr. Muhammad Shahbaz is currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Majmaah University KSA. His research interests include ELT, SLA, L2 motivation, Self-Concept, Self-regulation and learner autonomy. He has published in different international journals and presented in interntional conferences at Hong Kong, China and Pakistan.