Introduction and Bibliography
Students'
Motivation in learning English at English Department Students of the State
Islamic University of Ar-Raniry
INTRODUCTION
A.
Background
of Study
State
Islamic university of Ar-Raniry is known as the one of the best university in
Aceh which has good accreditation of its major. Its quality also can be seen by
referring to the success of its alumni. For instance, there are many students
who have tasted to study abroad and got their scholar there. In other words, it
has competent lecturers that can contribute educationally to increase quality
of the university (Zona Pendidikan, 2016). Consequently, many students who want
to continue their study may choose Ar-Raniry State Islamic University as their
option.
Furthermore,
one of the best major in Ar-Raniry State Islamic University is English
Department. It has A accreditation (Akreditasi.Net, 2015) and qualified
lecturers that makes many students interested to choose English department as
their major. Meanwhile, it is quite challenging to learn English in Ar-Raniry State
Islamic University. However, the students should develop their motivation in
learning before choosing English department because it is complicated as the
second language.
Motivation
is one of the aspects that influence a learner in learning English as a foreign
language. It has been accepted by many researchers to support the students’
proficiency in learning English (e.g. Dӧrnyei, 1990; Oxford, 1994; Ushioda,
1994; Schmidt, et al., 1996, cited in Dja’far, Cahyono & Bashtomi, 2016).
In English department, there are many difficult parts categorized should be
mastered by the learners. Moreover, in learning this subject, the learners
should have a strong motivation so that they can enjoy in receiving information
from a lecturer so that the success of teaching learning process can be
achieved. Thus, it is clear that a motivation has essential roles to develop a
successful learning.
Based
on the explanation above, the researcher would like to analyze the motivation
existed in English Department Students in learning English and to find out
their reason in choosing English Department of Ar-Raniry State Islamic
University as their major. The participants taken are the 5th semester of English
Department Students, the State Islamic University of Ar-Raniry. This mini
research is entitled "Students'
Motivation in learning English at English Department Students of the State
Islamic University of
Ar-Raniry"
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