Abstract
Motivational Role of Teaching English Literature in Language Learning
Highlights
The roots of Psychology could be traced back to Philosophy and Science
The concept of motivational psychology has been implemented in detail to write this research paper
Reading, writing, listening, and speaking are the four skills that are generally being taught to non-native English speakers
Summary
The roots of Psychology could be traced back to Philosophy and Science. When Psychotherapists started using scientific methods to study the mind in the nineteenth century, Psychology became an independent scientific discipline. The word Psychology is derived from Greek roots Psyche and logia, where psyche means 'soul' and logia means 'study of'. Some psychologist called psychology a branch of education, as James Mill implied in the early nineteenth century. Some psychologists disagree with those who were defending the relationship between education and psychology. The question arises how Psychology can be effectively applied to a practical field, like education. Educational Psychology enhances teachers' vision to understand their students' mental status, which helps to evaluate them to measure their intellect. The undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate courses for those interested in taking the job in education have a compulsory subject known as Educational Psychology
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