Extracurricular Activities in the Steps of Aim-Based Education
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https://doi.org/10.23918/ijsses.v4i2sip129Keywords:
Target, Motivation, Steps, Extracurricular ActivitiesAbstract
Teachers and students’ competence applying the required steps in learning process takes paramount place depending on the aim-based education. Hence, by this study, it is aimed to enhance the students’ motivation by applying the right learning steps. In addition, this study facilitates teachers’ ability to make a decision about which methods, approaches and stage orders to follow confidently while teaching a foreign language to any learner. Consequently, it is emphasized that quality learning process needs motivation which may be provided by extracurricular activities.
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