ON STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION FOR TRAINING AT UNIVERSITY OF RUSE TRACKED IN THE CONTEXT OF THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF EDUCATION
Boryana Todorova
Pages: 460-469
Published: 25 Sep 2016
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Abstract: The article deals with the main functions of education and related tasks. They are separated into groups stemming from the three aspects of education, viewed as a form, content and sense. At their base, also in three groups, the most likely motivating factors that young people are expected to share when applying for a certain university specialty, are brought out. So are the students who are already studying in the university. A questionnaire study has been held among the students from different specialties of Ruse University - engineering, health and humanitarian, so that their motivation for scholastic education may be studied. A correlation has been sought between the basic motives, brought forward by the students, and those ones, deduced on the basis of theoretical research.
Keywords: functions of education, education as form, content and sense, students’ motivating factors, motivation for education, questionnaire study
Cite this article: Boryana Todorova. ON STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION FOR TRAINING AT UNIVERSITY OF RUSE TRACKED IN THE CONTEXT OF THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF EDUCATION. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Educational Alternatives 14, 460-469 (2016). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001314/
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