On May 6, 2026, a scientific-methodological seminar was held in accordance with the department’s work plan.
Topic: “Ways to Increase Students’ Motivation to Learn a Foreign Language.”
Speakers: Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages Oksana LYTVYNKO, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Foreign Languages Yuliia SHCHERBYNA.
During the seminar, issues regarding the importance of student motivation in learning a foreign language were highlighted, specifically:
- Improving academic performance;
- Activity and participation in the learning process;
- Overcoming the language barrier;
- Forming a positive attitude toward learning.
The speakers provided comprehensive information on methods and tools for motivation, such as:
- Setting clear, realistic goals;
- Using interactive teaching methods;
- Connecting the language to students’ personal interests;
- Creating a positive atmosphere in class;
- Providing more language practice;
- Regularly demonstrating progress.
Illustrative examples of applying interactive teaching methods were provided, and a psychological approach to motivating students to learn a foreign language was highlighted.
The information shared by the speakers was relevant and useful, helping improve language skills, expand students’ cognitive vocabulary, and develop effective learning abilities.
