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Saskia Kistner Katrin Rakoczy Barbara Otto Charlotte Dignath-van Ewijk Gerhard Büttner Eckhard Klieme 《Metacognition and Learning》2010,5(2):157-171
An implication of the current research on self-regulation is to implement the promotion of self-regulated learning in schools.
Teachers can promote self-regulated learning either directly by teaching learning strategies or indirectly by arranging a
learning environment that enables students to practise self-regulation. This study investigates teachers’ direct and indirect
promotion of self-regulated learning and its relation to the development of students’ performance. Twenty German mathematics
teachers with their overall 538 students (grade 9) were videotaped for a three-lesson unit on the Pythagorean Theorem. Students’
mathematics performance was tested several times before and after the observed lessons. A low-inferent coding system was applied
to assess the teachers’ implicit or explicit instruction of cognitive strategies (e.g., organisation), metacognitive strategies
(e.g., planning), and motivational strategies (e.g., resource management). High-inferent ratings were used to assess features
of the learning environment that foster self-regulation. Results reveal that a great amount of strategy teaching takes place
in an implicit way, whereas explicit strategy teaching and supportive learning environment are rare. The instruction of organisation
strategies and some features of the learning environment (constructivism, transfer) relate positively to students’ performance
development. In contrast to implicit strategy instruction, explicit strategy instruction was associated with a gain in performance.
These results reveal a discrepancy between the usefulness of explicit strategy instruction and its rare occurrence in classrooms. 相似文献
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Allyson F. Hadwin John C. Nesbit Dianne Jamieson-Noel Jillianne Code Philip H. Winne 《Metacognition and Learning》2007,2(2-3):107-124
This exploratory case study examined in depth the studying activities of eight students across two studying episodes, and
compared traces of actual studying activities to self-reports of self-regulated learning. Students participated in a 2-hour
activity using our gStudy software to complete a course assignment. We used log file data to construct profiles of self-regulated
learning activity in four ways: (a) frequency of studying events, (b) patterns of studying activity, (c) timing and sequencing
of events, and (d) content analyses of students’ notes and summaries. Findings indicate that students’ self-reports may not
calibrate to actual studying activity. Analyses of log file traces of studying activities provide important information for
defining strategies and sequences of fine-grained studying actions. We contrast these analytic methods and illustrate how
trace-based profiles of students’ self-regulated studying inform models of metacognitive monitoring, evaluation, and self-regulated
adaptation. 相似文献
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Anne Haarala-Muhonen Mirja Ruohoniemi Nina Katajavuori Sari Lindblom-Yl?nne 《Learning Environments Research》2011,14(2):155-169
The present study explored differences in students’ perceptions of their teaching–learning environments in three professional
academic disciplines at the University of Helsinki, using a modified version of the Experiences of Teaching & Learning Questionnaire.
A total of 426 first-year students from the Faculties of Law, Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine participated in the study.
When six scales measuring students’ perceptions of their teaching–learning environments were devised, veterinary and pharmacy
students experienced their teaching–learning environment more positively than law students. Significant differences in students’
perceptions were found between disciplines on the four scales of Alignment, Staff Enthusiasm and Support, Constructive Feedback
and Support from Other Students. Comparisons between the disciplines helped in recognising special features of each discipline
from novice students’ points of view. The questionnaire was found to provide valuable information about the quality of teaching
and learning. 相似文献
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The current study sought to understand the relationship between peer discussions and self-regulated learning. Eighty-eight
first year high school students answered questions from the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire and reported the
perceived frequency of discussions with peers both inside and outside of the classroom regarding self-regulated learning.
Results suggest that differences exist between the frequency of self-regulation discussions with peers from inside and outside
of the classroom, especially for discussions concerning motivation. Discussions with peers outside of class were related more
closely to students’ reported self-regulated learning than discussion with peers inside of class. In addition, peer groups
with higher average levels of self-regulated learning discussions had individual members with high reported self-regulated
learning. The study’s results also highlight the need for further research on the mechanisms by which peer discussions may
relate to students’ self-regulated learning. 相似文献
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This study examines the conditional and interaction effects of each of four dimensions of the epistemological beliefs of college
students regarding the ability to learn, the speed of learning, the structure of knowledge, and the stability of knowledge
on four measures of the cognitive components (elaboration, rehearsal, organization, metacognition) and four measures of the
behavioral components (effort regulation, management of time and study environment, peer learning, help seeking) of self-regulated
learning strategies. Students with more sophisticated beliefs about the nature of knowledge and learning were more likely
than their peers to use educationally productive cognitive and behavioral strategies in their learning. Beliefs about one’s
ability to learn had the most significant and substantial effects, and the structure of knowledge had the second most significant
and substantial effects on students’ use of self-regulated cognitive and behavioral learning strategies. Although a student’s
belief about the stability of knowledge by itself had a statistically significant effect on only one learning strategy, this
belief served as moderator for six of the 11 statistically significant interaction effects of epistemological beliefs on the
use of cognitive and behavioral learning strategies. Implications of these findings for theory, research, policy and practice
are examined. 相似文献
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Sense of Belonging as a Predictor of Intentions to Persist Among African American and White First-Year College Students 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Leslie R. M. Hausmann Janet Ward Schofield Rochelle L. Woods 《Research in higher education》2007,48(7):803-839
This study investigates the role of students’ sense of belonging to their university in college student retention. Using individual
growth curve modeling, we examined (a) whether sense of belonging predicts intentions to persist, and (b) the effects of an
intervention designed to enhance students’ sense of belonging. African American and white first-year students completed surveys
three times throughout the academic year. Students were randomly assigned to a group that received an intervention to enhance
students’ sense of belonging or to one of two control groups. Sense of belonging was found to predict intentions to persist,
controlling for background variables and other predictors of persistence. Overall, sense of belonging and intentions to persist
declined over the academic year. However, the decline in sense of belonging was smaller for students in the intervention group.
Implications for the development of college retention programs and for existing models of student persistence are discussed. 相似文献
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Roger Azevedo Daniel C. Moos Jeffrey A. Greene Fielding I. Winters Jennifer G. Cromley 《Educational technology research and development : ETR & D》2008,56(1):45-72
We examined how self-regulated learning (SRL) and externally-facilitated self-regulated learning (ERL) differentially affected
adolescents’ learning about the circulatory system while using hypermedia. A total of 128 middle-school and high school students
with little prior knowledge of the topic were randomly assigned to either the SRL or ERL condition. Learners in the SRL condition
regulated their own learning, while learners in the ERL condition had access to a human tutor who facilitated their self-regulated
learning. We converged product (pretest-posttest shifts in students’ mental models and declarative knowledge measures) with process (think-aloud protocols) data to examine the effectiveness of self- versus externally-facilitated regulated learning. Findings
revealed that learners in the ERL condition gained statistically significantly more declarative knowledge and that a greater
number of participants in this condition displayed a more advanced mental model on the posttest. Verbal protocol data indicated
that learners in the ERL condition regulated their learning by activating prior knowledge, engaging in several monitoring
activities, deploying several effective strategies, and engaging in adaptive help-seeking. By contrast, learners in the SRL
condition used ineffective strategies and engaged in fewer monitoring activities. Based on these findings, we present design
principles for adaptive hypermedia learning environments, engineered to foster students’ self-regulated learning about complex
and challenging science topics.
Roger Azevedo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Memphis. His research interests include the role of self-regulated learning about challenging science topics with open-ended learning environments and using computers as metacognitive tools for enhancing learning. Daniel C. Moos is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education at Gustavus Adolphus College. His research interests include the role of prior knowledge and motivation, and self-regulated learning with computer-based learning environments. Jeffrey A. Greene is an Assistant Professor in the School of Education at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His research interests include the epistemic and ontologic cognition, quantitative methods, cognition and learning, and self-regulated learning with computer-based learning environments. Fielding I. Winters is a doctoral student in the Department of Human Development at the University of Maryland. Her research interests include students’ learning about science with computer-based learning environments. Jennifer G. Cromley is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological Studies in Education at Temple University. Her research interests include the reading comprehension, adolescent literacy, applied educational statistics and measurement, and self-regulated learning. 相似文献
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Roger Azevedo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Memphis. His research interests include the role of self-regulated learning about challenging science topics with open-ended learning environments and using computers as metacognitive tools for enhancing learning. Daniel C. Moos is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Education at Gustavus Adolphus College. His research interests include the role of prior knowledge and motivation, and self-regulated learning with computer-based learning environments. Jeffrey A. Greene is an Assistant Professor in the School of Education at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His research interests include the epistemic and ontologic cognition, quantitative methods, cognition and learning, and self-regulated learning with computer-based learning environments. Fielding I. Winters is a doctoral student in the Department of Human Development at the University of Maryland. Her research interests include students’ learning about science with computer-based learning environments. Jennifer G. Cromley is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological Studies in Education at Temple University. Her research interests include the reading comprehension, adolescent literacy, applied educational statistics and measurement, and self-regulated learning. 相似文献
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Measuring Self-Regulated Learning Processes through Tracking Patterns of Student Interaction with Achievement Activities 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
A micro-level approach to the study of relationships between component processes within self-regulated learning in young adolescent students is described. Using this approach, contingencies between self-regulatory processes can be identified and insight into factors that promote students’ use of self-regulatory strategies can be investigated. Evidence is presented showing how the influence of mastery achievement goals on specific task goals can be mediated by students’ state of interest. Further development of this approach requires consideration of the measurement issues associated with using single items to measure on-task states. Evidence for the reliability and validity of single-item measurement of states is considered in relation to areas of psychological inquiry that regularly use single-item measures and we conclude that further development of these types of measure has the potential to expand our understanding of self-regulated learning. 相似文献
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The quality of teachers’ knowledge about how people learn influences students’ learning outcomes. Similarly, the quality of
students’ knowledge about how they learn influences their engagement in self-regulated learning and consequently, their learning
achievement. There is a gap between research findings that support these two premises and teaching–learning practices in classrooms.
In this paper we describe attempts to reduce this gap. In Study 1 we surveyed early adolescent students’ cognitive and metacognitive
strategy use and demonstrated that students’ cognitive and metacognitive strategy knowledge has substantial room for improvement.
In Studies 2 and 3 we collaborated with teachers to embed explicit cognitive and metacognitive strategy instruction, using
learning protocols, into regular class lessons. Studies 2 and 3 showed that the learning protocols slipped readily into teachers’
typical lesson designs, scaffolded teachers’ delivery of strategy instruction, and scaffolded some students’ acquisition of
strategy knowledge, although progress was sometimes slow. Recommendations are presented for supporting teachers and students
to engage with cognitive and metacognitive strategy instruction. 相似文献
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In this study we compare university teachers’ and first-year students’ conceptions of teaching and learning at the Faculty
of Environmental and Biological Sciences. The conceptions were analysed using data from open-ended questionnaires. The results
showed that at the beginning of studies the gap between teachers’ and students’ conceptions of teaching and learning is substantial.
This finding has important implications for the educational process. In order to enhance successful studying from the beginning
of students’ university careers, it is important for teachers to become aware of the differences between students’ and teachers’
conceptions of learning. 相似文献
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Scott W. Vanderstoep Paul R. Pintrich Angela Fagerlin 《Contemporary educational psychology》1996,21(4):345-362
The personal attributes of self-regulated learning are often described in terms of knowledge base, adaptive motivational beliefs, and appropriate use of cognitive and metacognitive strategies for learning. These attributes are usually assumed to apply across all disciplines and contexts, but there has been little research that has examined the disciplinary differences in these personal attributes of self-regulated learning. The present study examined college students’ knowledge, motivation, and self-regulatory learning strategies in humanities, social science, and natural science college courses. The sample included 380 college students from three different institutions. Students were given a measure of their course knowledge and a self-report measure of their motivational beliefs and use of self-regulatory strategies at the beginning and end of the semester. Three levels of achievement were created from final course grade and ANOVA's were used to examine the differences in knowledge, motivation, and self-regulation by achievement level and discipline. The results suggest that the components of knowledge, motivation, and self-regulation do distinguish high from low achievers in social and natural science courses, but not in the humanities courses. Results are discussed in terms of the generalizability of our models of self-regulated learning across disciplines and implications for measuring self-regulated learning in different disciplines. 相似文献
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Delayed Understanding and Staying in Phase: Students’ Perceptions of their Study Situation 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Max Scheja 《Higher Education》2006,52(3):421-445
Findings are presented from a study of undergraduate students’ experiences of understanding in first-year engineering. At
the end of their first year of study 86 Swedish students of electrical engineering and computer science were asked to reflect
in writing on their experiences of studying and learning. Fifteen of them also took part in interviews which explored in some
detail their experiences of understanding in relation to perceived constraints of the teaching-learning environment. The analyses
of the students’ written accounts and the interview data focused on the students’ experiences of studying and of understanding
in relation to course work in engineering. The majority of the students reported problematic first-year experiences and testified
to a sensation of ‘falling out of phase’ with their studies. This sensation was frequently coupled with a lag in coming to
understand course material, which may be characterised in terms of delayed understanding. The notion of delayed understanding is discussed in relation to ideas about students’ perceptions of the learning environment
and the impact that those perceptions might have on students’ opportunities to reflect on learning material and develop a
solid understanding of course material in engineering education. In conclusion, it is suggested that the the notion of delayed
understanding captures the complications of a study situation in which a perceived lack of time to reflect on learning material
obstructs students’ understanding of course material in engineering, and also points up a more general aspect of learning
observing that time to reflect on previous experiences is an essential component of the process of coming to understand learning
material in a particular educational setting. 相似文献
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Rashné R. Jehangir 《Innovative Higher Education》2009,34(1):33-49
Research has shown that first-generation, low-income college students experience both isolation and marginalization, especially
during their first-year of college, which impacts their long-term persistence in higher education. In this article, I argue
that learning community pedagogy designed with attention to multicultural curricula is one vehicle to address the challenges
faced by these college students. Organized around the themes of identity, community, and agency, an interdisciplinary Multicultural
Learning Voices Community (MLVC) was created at a large, public midwestern research university to provide TRiO students with
challenging academic coursework that would connect with their lived experience and help them build bridges of social and academic
integration during their critical first-year of college. This article presents qualitative data from a multiple case study
of seven cohorts of the MLVC, which captures students’ perceptions of their experience.
Rashné R. Jehangir is Assistant Professor in the Department of Post Secondary Teaching and Learning in Education the University of Minnesota.
She received her Ph.D. in Educational Policy and Administration and M.A. in Counseling and Student Personnel Psychology from
the University of Minnesota. Her research interests include student development; access; persistence of low-income, first-generation
students; and the transformation of teaching and learning to address intellectual, social, emotional and student development.
She can be reached at jehan001@umn.edu. 相似文献
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Matthew J. Mayhew Tricia A. Seifert Ernest T. Pascarella Thomas F. Nelson Laird Charles F. Blaich 《Research in higher education》2012,53(1):26-46
The purpose of this paper was to determine the effects of deep approaches to learning on the moral reasoning development of
1,457 first-year students across 19 institutions. Results showed a modest positive relationship between our measures of deep
approaches to learning and moral reasoning at the end of the first year of college even after controlling for precollege moral
reasoning. After accounting for a host of demographic and relevant student characteristics and for the natural clustering
of students, we found that the integrative learning subscale, which captures students’ participation in activities designed
to integrate information from varied sources and diverse perspectives, positively affected moral reasoning among first-year
students. Implications for researchers and practitioners are discussed. 相似文献
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The purpose of this research was to examine the relationship between students’ interests, their use of certain specific learning
strategies and causal attributions which they made for their academic achievement. In this manner, we attempted to explore
the relationships between some important variables from three different, but connected phases of self-regulated learning:
the forethought phase (interests), the performance control phase (learning strategies) and the self-reflective phase (causal
attributions).
Results confirmed the presumption that learning strategies could be a potential mediator in the relationship between students’
interests and their academic achievement. Also, results indicate that the causal dimension of controllability could have a
partial mediating role between students’ academic achievement and their interests. Generally, our findings indicate a dynamic
and cyclical nature of learning process — interest is an integral part of this process and it could be conceptualized as both
a consequence and an antecedent of cognitive aspects of learning. 相似文献
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Douglas Jay Lynch Hernando Trujillo 《International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education》2011,9(6):1351-1365
Students enter college chemistry courses with different sources of motivation, appropriate or inappropriate assumptions about
their probability of success and how to study. This study is theoretically aligned with self-regulated learning research.
Clearly, academic performance is closely related to student motivational beliefs and learning strategies. This study investigated
the motivational beliefs and learning strategies of 2 years of college students in the second semester of organic chemistry.
Responses to the Motivational Beliefs and Learning Strategies Questionnaire indicated that student self-efficacy was highly
correlated with academic performance (semester grades). Gender differences were quite pronounced. Male academic performance
was associated with intrinsic motivation as well as the importance placed on the learning task. Test anxiety was negatively
associated with male grades. Extrinsic motivation was negatively correlated with female grades. Responses to students’ sense
of control over learning, the value of the learning task, and self-efficacy were significantly higher for males compared to
females. Faculty who attend to these different patterns may influence beliefs as well as learning strategies. Correcting erroneous
assumptions about how to learn chemistry may help students shift both their attitudes and their learning practices. The notable
gender difference suggests that female chemistry students may especially profit from focused faculty intervention. 相似文献
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Bruno Leutwyler 《Metacognition and Learning》2009,4(2):111-123
The main objective of this study is to identify the development of students’ self-reported use of metacognitive learning strategies
during high school. Therefore, the study analyses the differential development patterns of 1,432 students, between grade 10
and 12, in a longitudinal sample. The results suggest that, from a global perspective, there is no development of students’
self-reported use of metacognitive learning strategies during high school. The expected gender-specific differences in favour
of female students are replicated in this sample. However, the self-reported use of monitoring and evaluation strategies tends
to converge between genders during high school, whereas the differences in the self-reported use of planning strategies remain
stable. The consequences for the understanding of metacognitive development are discussed. 相似文献
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Alexander Minnaert Monique Boekaerts Cornelis de Brabander Marie-Christine Opdenakker 《Vocations and Learning》2011,4(3):175-190
To prepare students for effective workplace learning, it is necessary to have insight into the contextual characteristics
that affect students’ developing interest. Aiming at students to become selfregulated learners, teachers should act as mindful
coaches, encouraging their students to monitor the quality of collaborative group work. A field study was conducted within
the context of a Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) project fostering self-regulated learning. Students and
teachers made use of an electronic instrument that assessed and visualised students’ experiences of the quality of group learning
over time. 137 vocational students in commerce and business administration participated in a 6 months project requiring to
work in small learning groups. A SEM model, based on self-determination theory, fitted the data quite well. Perceived autonomy,
competence, and social relatedness seemed to be good predictors of students’ situational interest. Qualitative interview data
revealed not only the added value of process-oriented reflection and within-group discussion, but also some shortcomings concerning
the effectiveness of (implementing) CSCL. 相似文献
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The increasing calls for diversity research signal a need to explore strategies through which we attempt to interact with
and respond to diversity intentionally in courses and curricula. This case study of a first-year inquiry course in a college
of education fills a gap in the literature by documenting and analyzing instances of educators actively working with multiple
dimensions of diversity in the classroom so as to support students’ development of diversity-related competencies. The guiding
research question for this study was to explore what curricular and/or pedagogical activities students in a first-year experience
course identified as facilitating their engagement with diversity in an intentional, purposeful manner. 相似文献