Lí thuyết tự quyết (SDT): quan niệm, phân loại và ý nghĩa đối với vấn đề tạo động lực học tập cho sinh viên Việt Nam
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Enhancing the participation of internal and external factors is an indispensable part to promote learning motivation and effectiveness for students. The study aims to provide a systematic view of the concept, structure, and core components of learning motivation according to the self-determination theory and its implications for creating learning motivation for learners. The research results showed that over many decades of research, although each study has a different interpretation or level of understanding, there is a general consensus of opinion about the strong relationship between internal motivation and extrinsic motivation, in which intrinsic motivation plays a decisive role. The research results also acknowledged the three core elements of self-determination theory: autonomy, environmental control, and social interaction. This suggests some implications in education to create learning motivation for students in Vietnam when education transitions to a "new normal" based on the flexible application of the above elements.
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