Self-regulated Learning and its Role in the Academic Performance of Students
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Self-regulated Learning, Academic PerformanceAbstract
In the present work the subject of self-regulated learning and the importance it has in the performance of students when carrying out an activity or in their study methods prior to an exam will be addressed. It is intended to make known those aspects, which together build the necessary support for self-regulation, also provide a model classified as the most appropriate to the pedagogical needs of students, in addition to offering the reader a breakdown of the levels of self-regulation that they can acquire the students. It is essential that teachers recognize self-regulated learning as a strategy capable of increasing the exercise and results of their students during the school period. In the same way, students, being the main responsible for their learning process, must investigate, create and apply strategies that serve to improve their performance.
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