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Understanding Low Motivation of Tribal Students in Learning Context:Scope of Cultural-Historical Approach in Psychology


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1 Department of Psychology, Govt. Arts and Science College, Mankada, Kolathur, Kerala, India
     

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Taking the academic problems of tribal students in India as a case, this review paper attempts to critically evaluate the scope of existing theories of motivation to understand cross-cultural learning context and to join with the new approaches that are developing from the cultural-historical tradition in psychology. Initially, this paper discusses the motivational problems of tribal students as they engage in learning processes and then proceeds to enquire the scope of cultural-historical approach to motivation, and finally it engages these problems from the point of view of the proposed approach.

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Tribal Students, Motivation, Cross-Cultural Learning Context, Object-Oriented Activity, Meaning-Making Process.
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K. Vijith
Department of Psychology, Govt. Arts and Science College, Mankada, Kolathur, Kerala, India

Abstract


Taking the academic problems of tribal students in India as a case, this review paper attempts to critically evaluate the scope of existing theories of motivation to understand cross-cultural learning context and to join with the new approaches that are developing from the cultural-historical tradition in psychology. Initially, this paper discusses the motivational problems of tribal students as they engage in learning processes and then proceeds to enquire the scope of cultural-historical approach to motivation, and finally it engages these problems from the point of view of the proposed approach.

Keywords


Tribal Students, Motivation, Cross-Cultural Learning Context, Object-Oriented Activity, Meaning-Making Process.



DOI: https://doi.org/10.15614/ijpp%2F2016%2Fv7i4%2F133890