单词	demotivate
释义	demotivate /diːˈməʊtɪveɪt / verb [with object] Make (someone) less eager to work or study: some children disrupt classes and demotivate other pupils... He said in Chipata yesterday that the poor state of schools had demotivated both teachers and pupils in the area which had led to high illiteracy levels. In addition, scarce opportunities for employment in the formal sector of the economy, especially in rural areas, may demotivate families and pupils from investing resources and time in formal schooling. Too many times have I seen the lack of jobs demotivating young people. Derivatives demotivation /diːməʊtɪˈveɪʃ(ə)n/ noun ... Partly that's because I've been ill with the accompanying demotivation that that brings but there's the usual problem of there not, apparently, being anything new happening that I've seen. He said that after a series of visits to different parts of the province he was particularly struck by the extent of demotivation and disillusionment among members. Students have a right to decent tuition and recognise that the disparity in pay leads not only to demotivation, but will ultimately force the best lecturers away from the sector.
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