The current case study is divided into two sections. I utilized a questionnaire with twelve questions in the first step. During the second section, I invited participants from Denau Institute of Entrepreneurship and Pedagogy to write an essay or journal entry. I was able to identify their background knowledge and which motivational type is stronger among them by using assignments. Participant A began studying English at a young age and believes that a teacher is essential in motivating her in the learning process. Participant B, on the other hand, does not rely on the teacher and prefers self-study. According to my study, intrinsically driven pupils can achieve better levels of learning.

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