THE PART OF DEVELOPMENT ATTITUDE, INBORN ESTEEM IN SELF-REGULATED LEARNING AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Authors

  • Atoboyeva Aziza Muhiddin qizi National University of Uzbekistan Foreign Philology Faculty 2 nd year student
  • Muminova Mukhtasar Odiljn qizi National University of Uzbekistan Foreign Philology Faculty PhD teacher

Keywords:

Development attitude, inborn esteem in self-regulated learning, English language, academic accomplishments

Abstract

This ponder inspected the part of development mentality, self-efficacy, and inherent esteem in self-regulated learning (SRL) and English language learning accomplishments in Uzbek essential school understudies. A test of 690 4th graders taken part within the think about. The discoveries propose that the level of SRL procedure utilize (i.e. checking, exertion direction, and objective setting and arranging) was driven by the students’ motivational convictions (i.e. development mentality, self-efficacy, and inherent esteem) in numerous ways. Checking and exertion direction, in turn, were critical supporters to the participants’ English dialect learning accomplishments, but objective setting and arranging did not foresee their English dialect learning accomplishments. The finding recommends that development attitude was a more grounded indicator of SRL than self-efficacy and natural esteem. Suggestions for cultivating versatile motivational convictions and SRL are examined. Future investigate ought to consider the impact of the socio-cultural setting on the connections between motivational components, SRL procedure utilize, and English dialect learning accomplishments.

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2023-05-28

How to Cite

Atoboyeva Aziza Muhiddin qizi, & Muminova Mukhtasar Odiljn qizi. (2023). THE PART OF DEVELOPMENT ATTITUDE, INBORN ESTEEM IN SELF-REGULATED LEARNING AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING ACCOMPLISHMENTS. European Journal of Research Development and Sustainability, 4(5), 41-43. Retrieved from https://scholarzest.com/index.php/ejrds/article/view/3595

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