Vojenské Rozhledy

Czech Military Review

Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 4/2007: 163-167

Behavioural MotivationMilitary pedagogy

Kpt. Mgr. Jan ©míd

Motivation and motivational factors are becoming ever more important in the process of learning. It not a new problem. When discussing this matter, we refer to two types of motivation-intrinsic (internal, determined by one's set of values and needs) and extrinsic (external, influenced by the surrounding circumstances). Each has its own triggering mechanisms, but both are equally important and constantly interacting. Instructors play an obviously important role in the process in which the students are acquiring the knowledge/skills. However, by recognizing and acknowledging the set of values of a student, an instructor places himself in the position to affect the student's motivation. Therefore, it is important that the instructor be notjust a subject matter expert, with outstanding teaching methods, but also a true personality. Then, such teacher can form highly motivated students/ officer candidates for their path to career success.

Keywords: traning and education of personnel,military schools,education,training,education

Published: December 15, 2007  Show citation

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©míd, J. (2007). Behavioural Motivation. Czech Military Review88(4), 163-167
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