THE IMPACT OF NATIVE VS NON-NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS ON LEARNER MOTIVATION

Authors

  • Jarmagambetov Muqagaliy Janaydar ulı 2nd year student of the faculty of foreign languages of Karakalpak State University, department of philology and english language teaching Author

Keywords:

native teacher, non-native teacher, learner motivation, English teaching, pedagogy, language acquisition

Abstract

This article explores the influence of native and non-native English teachers on learners’ motivation in the process of English language teaching. The study analyzes both groups of teachers in terms of their pedagogical methods, ability to convey cultural aspects of the language, level of communication with students, and their role in shaping the learning environment. Findings show that learners’ motivation depends not only on the teacher’s linguistic competence but also on their methodological preparedness and interpersonal relationship with students. The paper also reviews research from different countries and provides recommendations for the English language teaching system in Uzbekistan.

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References

Attitudes and Motivation in Second‑Language Learning — Robert C. Gardner & Wallace E. Lambert, 1972.

Social Psychology and Second Language Learning: The Role of Attitudes and Motivation — Robert C. Gardner, 1985.

Teaching and Researching Motivation — Zoltán Dörnyei & Ema Ushioda, 3rd edition, 2021.

Motivation and Second Language Acquisition: The Socio‑Educational Model — Robert C. Gardner, 2010.

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Published

2025-10-01