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How to Cultivate Junior High School Underachievers’ Interest in English Learning

Liangtian Xu, Minghong Fu, Jiayi Wang

Abstract


With the advent of a knowledge and education-based economy, the importance of English is becoming more and more obvious. As
a foreign language, English language is not only a necessity of life, but also a universal language. As language teaching increases, Learning
difficulties will become more and more serious, and the result deviation will further lead to the loss of interest in learning. What’s more, this
leads to tiredness, even abandonment of learning, and Junior high school students are in a period of complex physiological and psychological
changes. The English underachievers have some difficulties and obstacles in language learning. They often lack interest and enthusiasm in
learning English. They cannot cooperate with teachers to actively participate in teaching activities in the classroom. In today’s advocating quality
education, the education of underachievers has become the key to improve the whole teaching quality. Therefore, how to cultivate students’
interest in learning English has become the first major problem we should solve. This article specifically investigates the effects of their English
learning, and how to stimulate students’ interest in learning English of factors, to help them overcome their difficulties, make progress, Finally
out of the learning difficulties.

Keywords


Underachievers; English learning; Interest; Cultivate

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v6i9.4733

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