Self Regulated Learning (SRL)
Door Arnoud Tel
1. What is it?
1.1. Not: mental ability/academic performance skill
1.2. Self- directive process by which learners transform mental abilities into academic skills
1.3. one of six domains of self-regulation
2. Three Sources of SRL
2.1. Active/Executive Regulation
2.2. Dynamic Self Regulation
2.3. Interest-creating discovery model
3. Experts
3.1. Pintrich
3.2. Zimmerman
3.3. Shunk
3.4. Shapiro
4. Three Components
4.1. Cognition
4.2. Metacognition
4.3. Motivation
5. Op eigen prestaties gericht, vaardigheid verbeteren t.o.v. huidige vaardigheid
6. Op vergelijking met prestaties van andere studenten gericht
7. Onderzoekt redenen waarom studenten aan de slag gaan met hun (onderwijs)taken
8. Three Cyclical Phases
8.1. Forethought Phase
8.1.1. Task Analysis
8.1.1.1. Goal setting
8.1.1.2. Strategic planning
8.1.2. Self-Motivation Beliefs
8.1.2.1. Self-efficacy
8.1.2.2. Outcome expectations
8.1.2.3. Intrinsic interest/value
8.1.2.4. Learning goal orientation
8.1.2.4.1. mastery oriented
8.1.2.4.2. performance oriented
8.1.2.4.3. Personal Goals
8.1.2.4.4. Classroom Goals
8.2. Performance Phase
8.2.1. Self-Control
8.2.1.1. Imagery
8.2.1.2. Self-instruction
8.2.1.3. Attention focusing
8.2.1.4. Task strategies
8.2.2. Self-Observation
8.2.2.1. Self-recording
8.2.2.2. Self-experimentation
8.3. Self-Reflection Phase
8.3.1. Self-Judgment
8.3.1.1. Self-evaluation
8.3.1.2. Causal attribution
8.3.2. Self-Reaction
8.3.2.1. Self-satisfaction/affect
8.3.2.2. Adaptive/defensive