Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Motivation"

A: down the line means along the line you will find someone new who is commited in doing the same job as the last person
example down the line you will find new challenges in life new friends something new as in a new experience towards something

A: The "key" in "the key" is being used as a noun

The "key" without "the" is being used as an adjective

the meanings are pretty much identical though

A: Inspiration gives you the idea for something

Motivation makes you want to get up and do the thing

A: Motivation is what inspires a person to do something.
Example:
I have the motivation to study English.

Incentive is a thing that can motivate a person.
Example:
I am motivated to study English because I want to pass the English test. (In this case, the incentive is doing well on the test.)

Another example:
I was motivated to finish my work today. The paycheck was a nice incentive. (Money is an incentive that motivates a person to do work.)

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A: yes

A: Yes, that's fine.

A: Needs.

A: Creating motivation is an important step to encourage children to read print media. Motivation happens when children get to choose a book at home or school because this right causes internal motive for them to read print instead of using social media. Another important thing is making a habit out of reading print media. After the child chooses their books, the parents can read the books aloud to their children. Teachers can choose strategies like making a reading program or bringing real authors into the class. So, the most important steps for encouraging the reading of print media is making motivation and creating a reading habit.

A: "I would be a great participant in the Global UGRAD Program because I am active, sociable, and inquisitive. I can't just stay at home and not be curious about what's going on around me. I also can't stand indifference towards people around us or towards nature (adding "towards everything around us" is a little redundant so I took it out)

I think this program will help me gain self-confidence and give me the experience that will help me to work hard to bring benefits to my homeland as well as other countries that may need it.

As a student and as a youth I have been using my time to help others, especially children, to help them think about what they may want to do in the future, especially if it involves something they like and something they may want to do.

In these times of abundant computer technology, it is very important to make them visit libraries, to handle books, and to love and cherish books. I myself hold several clubs at the library in order to keep the wonderful tradition of going to the library alive, to enjoy the moments one has when they learn something new, and to show that we should only rely on technology to study and learn. (Maybe add why books are better than technology here? Or discuss other way people use technology and explain why going to a library would be better.)

Going to a place such as a university, library, school, etc. where people have similar interests is an irreplaceable factor to develop psychologically (mentally and psychologically mean almost the same thing. Also you should probably elaborate on this a little more.)

The Global UGRAD Program will give these kinds of chances to exchange experiences, ideas, and thoughts. There are a lot of things to learn from others, especially from those with more life experience.

I always try to have good relations with my professors at university which helps me gain more knowledge, to learn the art and technique of studying, and to act and live as a mature person.

There are incredibly well-learning students who can be a great example to learn from, both as a student and as an individual. I take part in many volunteering activities which help me to learn to work with people of different ages, genders, and social status. (position and status are almost the same, so I got rid of "position".) Being a participant in Global UGRAD Program would help expose me to other people's cultures, habits, religion, ideas, behavior, etc. and to also teach them about mine. My homeland of Armenia is not very large but there are a lot of things that can be very interesting and useful to learn about it. The Global UGRAD Program will be a great chance for me to bring fresh ideas, new thoughts, and to help me invest a little help in the development of the world, and the development of mankind. I will work hard to cooperate with others and implement new ideas and new programs to bring benefits into the developing world and to help make the world a better place."


All in all you did a great job, I just chance some word order and word choices to help make it sound more natural. Good luck to you!