Developing and assessing self-regulated learners

College

Br. Andrew Gonzalez FSC College of Education

Department/Unit

Counseling and Educational Psychology

Document Type

Article

Source Title

Assessment Handbook: Continuing Education Program

Volume

1

Publication Date

5-2009

Abstract

The report focuses on aspects in the development and assessment of self-regulated learning in the school context. The nature of self-regulated learning was discussed by identifying its critical characteristics. Different models showing the components and process of self-regulation was presented in order to focus different ways of assessing it as a construct. Different studies are then presented to show the effects of developing self-regulation in the classroom context. The need to assess self-regulation as part of the teaching and learning process is discussed under certain needs in the school setting. Different protocols with examples are shown in assessing self-regulated learning as applied in the classroom.

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Disciplines

Educational Psychology

Keywords

Self-control; Self-containment (Personality trait); Students—Psychology; Learning, Psychology of

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