Self-Regulated Model of Learning in Higher Education
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7019868Keywords:
Self-regulation, Learning, Model, Higher Education, Autonomous learning, Cognition, Motivation, Behavior, ContextAbstract
Self-regulated learning emerges as a theme that cannot be postponed in the current educative agenda; however, in this article emphasis is made on the need of studying it and promoting it specifically on the higher education level, because it constitutes the prelude of the working field. Its main purpose is to share a specific model for the study of self-regulated learning; it was designed as a product of a recent investigation developed in the Benemerita Escuela Normal Veracruzana “Enrique C. Rebsamen”. The model, based on the one created by Paul R. Pintrich under the socio-cognitive approach, constitutes a proposal that, at least on the referred investigation, has proven its effectiveness, and it’s offered to the academic community as an alternative tool, that enables the comprehension and the closeness to this complex and interesting process.
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