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Makale Özeti:
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This study aims to analyze several factors that determine the performance of higher education
students. Were taken into account in particular training of teachers, initial and continuous training of professors,
psycho - pedagogical but especially training. We wanted to establish correlations between the interests of higher
education for training teachers and their involvement in specific activitie s (continuing education courses,
attending conferences and studies in the field of psycho-pedagogical etc.) and how they support their teaching
activities and motivating the students. The issue of teacher education is a burning issue because the number of
people willing to go through higher education is falling (due to multiple causes: small percentage of
baccalaureate graduates, access to the labor market is not conditioned by a university degree, except for top
positions, etc.). We cannot say the interests and training of teachers in their field of expertise or of psycho-pedagogy is conducive to attracting students towards higher education, but it is an important and motivating factor for students to take part in teaching or research activities and to be motivated to graduate, as well as to embrace a career in education in the future. Preparing teachers and their interest in continuing training cause changes in the style of organization and development of teaching activity generating motivation for learning among students.
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