METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL MOTIVATION OF THE CADET OF MILITARY HIGHER TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
Abstract
This article explores the methodological foundations crucial for fostering and nurturing the professional motivation of cadets in military higher training institutions. It delves into the multifaceted aspects of motivation, identifying key factors that influence and shape a cadet's dedication and commitment to their professional growth within the military sphere. By examining various methodologies, educational approaches, and psychological frameworks, this study aims to propose effective strategies and techniques to enhance and sustain the cadet's professional motivation. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing practices and theoretical foundations, this research endeavors to provide valuable insights into optimizing the development of professional motivation among cadets in military educational settings.
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Methodological foundations, professional motivation, cadetsHow to Cite
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