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It is widely recognized that metacognition is an important mediator for successful and high-level learning, especially in
higher education. Nevertheless, a majority of higher education students possess insufficient metacognitive knowledge and regulation
skills to self-regulate their learning adequately. This study explores the potential of reciprocal peer tutoring to promote
both university students’ metacognitive knowledge and their metacognitive regulation skills. The study was conducted in a
naturalistic higher education setting, involving 67 students tutoring each other during a complete semester. A multi-method
pretest–posttest design was used combining a self-report questionnaire, assessing students’ metacognitive knowledge and their
perceived metacognitive skilfulness, with the analysis of think-aloud protocols, revealing students’ actual use of metacognitive
strategies. Results indicate no significant pretest to posttest differences in students’ metacognitive knowledge, nor in their
perception of metacognitive skill use. In contrast, significant changes are observed in students’ actual metacognitive regulation.
At posttest, students demonstrate significantly more frequent and more varied use of metacognitive regulation, especially
during the orientation, monitoring, and evaluation phases. Furthermore, our findings point to an increase in more profound
and higher-quality strategy use at posttest. 相似文献
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The influence of homework experiences on students’ academic grades was studied with 223 college students. Students’ self-efficacy
for learning and perceived responsibility beliefs were included as mediating variables in this research. The students’ homework
influenced their achievement indirectly via these two self-regulatory beliefs as well as directly. Self-efficacy for learning,
although moderately correlated with perceptions of responsibility, predicted course grades more strongly than the latter variable.
No gender differences were found for any of the variables, a finding that extends prior research based on high school girls.
Educational implications about the importance of students’ homework completion and its relationship to college students’ development
of self-regulation and positive self-efficacy beliefs is discussed from a social cognitive perspective. 相似文献
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Two studies investigated the relationship between, parental support, students’ motivational orientations, and students’ emotions
during homework. It was assumed that intrinsically motivated students would feel better when parents provided much learning
autonomy, while extrinsically motivated students would experience more positive affect when directive parental support was
given. In study I, students (N=181) reported their emotions after having read two vignettes (autonomy-supportive vs. directive
parental support). In study II, 38 students reported their motivation, the perceived quality of parental support, and their
emotions after each of 21 homework sessions. Results of extreme group comparisons (intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation) partly
supported the assumed Aptitude-Treatment-Interaction: Even when students’ academic self-concept was controlled, extrinsically
motivated students tended to report more negative affect than intrinsically motivated students under autonomy-supportive conditions;
for directive parental support, the reverse trend was discovered. Consequences for homework interventions are discussed. 相似文献
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Francisco Cano 《European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE》2007,22(2):131-151
In the framework of the SAL (Students’ approaches to learning) poosition, the learning experience (approaches to learning
and study orchestrations) of 572 high school students was explored, examining its interrelationships with some personal and
familial variables. Three major results emerged. First, links were found between family’s intellectual climate and students’
approaches to learning, in particular with Deep appraoch: The better the family’s intellectual climate the higher student’
scores on Deep approach. Second, along with general intelligence, these approaches predicted students’ academic achievement,
higher grades being obtained by these students who scored lower in Surface learning approach and higher in Deep learning approach.
Three, students from the four study orchestrations reported in previous research (two displaying conceptual consonance: Deep
and Surface approaches, and the other two conceptual dissonance: high-high and low-low, in both Deep and Surface approaches)
showed different profiles in some variables (e.g., metacognitive learning strategies, family’s intellectual climate, academic
achievement), worse scores being obtained by those who orchestrated their study either in surface or in conceptually dissonant
ways. These relationships shed more light on the nature of high school students ‘learning experience, and help to provide
an integrated view of students’ webs of experience. 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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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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This study investigated the relationship between multiple predictors of academic achievement, including course experience,
students’ approaches to learning (SAL), effort (amount of time spent on studying) and prior academic performance (high school
grade point average—HSGPA) among 442 first semester undergraduate psychology students. Correlation analysis showed that all
of these factors were related to first semester examination grade in psychology. Profile analyses showed significant mean
level differences between subgroups of students. A structural equation model showed that surface and strategic approaches
to learning were mediators between course experience and exam performance. This model also showed that SAL, effort and HSGPA
were independent predictors of exam performance, also when controlling for the effect of the other predictors. Hence, academic
performance is both indirectly affected by the learning context as experienced by the students and directly affected by the
students’ effort, prior performance and approaches to learning. 相似文献
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Open learning environments (OLEs) assume that learners are good self-regulators. In such environments, learners have a large
amount of control and decide on the use of different support devices (i.e. tools). However, research clearly suggests that,
because students often do not possess the necessary regulation skills, they cannot decide what tool might be beneficial for
their learning. This contribution deals with the impact of three metacognitive variables on tool use in OLEs: students’ regulation
activities; help-seeking behaviour; and instructional conceptions. Results reveal that these student characteristics affect
tool use and that their impact is moderated by environmental factors, especially advice. 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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Factors affecting bioscience students’ academic achievement 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Henna Rytk?nen Anna Parpala Sari Lindblom-Yl?nne Viivi Virtanen Liisa Postareff 《Instructional Science》2012,40(2):241-256
The examination of academic progression has become an essential tool for measuring the effectiveness of educational systems.
Research concerning the relationship between student learning and how they progress in their studies, however remains scarce.
The aim of this study is two-fold: Firstly, the study aims to analyse first-year bioscience students’ perceptions of their
teaching–learning environment and their approaches to learning as well as the relationship of these to academic achievement
as measured by students’ progression in studies and how they succeed. Secondly, the present study explores factors students
feel either enhance or impede their studying as well as the relationship of those factors with their approaches to learning
and academic achievement. The data consist of responses from 188 first-year students who began their studies in the fall 2007
and 2008. The data were collected in a Finnish context with a modified and shortened version of the Experiences in Teaching
and Learning Questionnaire (ETLQ). The analyses were carried out using factor analysis, one-way ANOVA and structural equation
modeling. According to the results, organised studying was related to both academic progression and study success. In addition,
academic progression was positively related to peer support. Furthermore, most of the students found that problems in time
management impeded their studies and that pre-set schedules enhanced them. Results indicate that social support and self-regulation
skills are important for academic achievement. 相似文献
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Isabelle Régner Florence Loose Florence Dumas 《European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE》2009,24(2):263-277
The present study examined whether students’ perceptions of two major facets of parental and teacher academic involvement
(i.e., academic support and academic monitoring), contribute to the process of students’ achievement goals adoption. French
junior high-school students completed two questionnaires assessing first their perceptions of parental and teacher academic
involvement, and then their achievement goals three months later. Factorial analyses showed that students differentiated parental
academic monitoring from parental academic support, while predominantly perceiving their teacher academic involvement as reflecting
monitoring. Multilevel modeling analyses indicated that, as expected, students’ perceptions of parental academic support were
positively related to mastery goals while unrelated to performance goals. Also as expected, perceived academic monitoring
was associated with performance goals, although the findings revealed an equal contribution of perceived parental and teacher
involvement. This new insight about the antecedents of students’ achievement goals emphasizes how important is the role of
parental and teacher academic socialization. 相似文献
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This study was set up in a Chinese university in Beijing by implementing a Flemish e-learning course in a Chinese setting.
A main feature of the e-learning environment is the asynchronous ‘task-based’ online group discussion. The purpose of the
study is to understand Chinese students’ perceptions of a collaborative e-learning environment and the factors that affect
their online performance and academic achievement. The results of the study indicate that the students had less positive perceptions
of the e-learning environment as compared to their perceptions of a more conventional environment. However, the students reported
to a higher level of preferences of peer learning, critical thinking, and problem-based learning (PBL) after one semester
e-learning experience. In addition, we examined variables that might have affected students’ performance in e-learning environments.
The results show that students with higher motivational orientations perform better in the online group discussions. 相似文献
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Anastasiya A. Lipnevich Jeffrey K. Smith 《Educational Assessment, Evaluation and Accountability》2009,21(4):347-367
The current study examined students’ perceptions of the effects of different forms of instructional feedback on their performance,
motivation, and emotion. Forty-nine students attending an eastern US university participated in focus group discussions. The
groups explored students’ reactions to grades, praise, and computer versus instructor provided feedback, as well as students’
views of the ideal feedback. Students named detailed comments as the most important and useful form of feedback. Grades were
deemed to be unnecessary if the goal of an activity was to learn. Students proposed that low grades elicit negative affect
and damage the students’ sense of self-efficacy, and high grades decrease motivation and lessen students’ perceived need to
improve. Praise was reported to positively affect emotion, but not to be directly conducive to learning. 相似文献
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Korean elementary school students’ English learning demotivation: a comparative survey study 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Tae-Young Kim 《Asia Pacific Education Review》2011,12(1):1-11
This study explores Korean elementary school students’ decreased motivation for English learning by analyzing the questionnaire
data obtained from 6,301 students in a large city in South Korea. The students’ school grades and their prior experience in
private institutes were considered as the major factors behind the decrease in their motivation. There was a statistically
significant and consistent decrease in the students’ satisfaction with their English learning experience; expectation of ultimate
success in English; and intrinsic/extrinsic motivation and integrative/instrumental motivation. Prior experience in attending
private institutes had a substantial impact on the students’ motivation. Those who attended private institutes (hakwons) exhibited higher levels of instrumental and intrinsic motivation. However, in terms of other motivational constructs of
integrative and extrinsic (parental, academic) motivation, private instruction had a negligible or negative impact. By comparing
the results with those of Lamb (2007), the present study proposes that Korean students should be made to internalize the beneficial role played by English so
that their English learning motivation can be maintained. 相似文献
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Kai-Lin Yang 《Educational Studies in Mathematics》2012,80(3):307-326
In this study, we explored the structural relationship between the students’ perceived use of cognitive and metacognitive reading strategies (CMRS) and their reading comprehension of geometry proof (RCGP), and we also examined the differences in students’ perceived use of reading strategies among the poor, moderate and good comprehenders. A sample of ninth graders (N = 533) completed a RCGP test and then the CMRS questionnaire. In the exploratory factor analysis with one subsample (n = 150), principal component analysis was used to extract factors of CMRS use for improving the CMRS instrument. Another subsample of students (n = 370) participated in the study on the confirmatory factor analysis with structural equation modelling method. Results revealed that the use of metacognitive reading strategies exerts an executive function over that of cognitive reading strategies, which directly influenced students’ RCGP. Our interesting findings were that good comprehenders tended to employ more metacognitive reading strategies for planning and monitoring comprehension and more cognitive reading strategies for elaborating proof compared with the moderate comprehenders, who in turn employed these strategies more often compared with the poor comprehenders. 相似文献
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Student Use of Scaffolding Software: Relationships with Motivation and Conceptual Understanding 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
This study was designed to theoretically articulate and empirically assess the role of computer scaffolds. In this project,
several examples of educational software were developed to scaffold the learning of students performing high level cognitive
activities. The software used in this study, Artemis, focused on scaffolding the learning of students as they performed information
seeking activities. As 5th grade students traveled through a project-based science unit on photosynthesis, researchers used
a pre-post design to test for both student motivation and student conceptual understanding of photosynthesis. To measure both
variables, a motivation survey and three methods of concept map analysis were used. The student use of the scaffolding features
was determined using a database that tracked students’ movement between scaffolding tools. The gain scores of each dependent
variable was then correlated to the students’ feature use (time and hits) embedded in the Artemis Interface. This provided
the researchers with significant relationships between the scaffolding features represented in the software and student motivation
and conceptual understanding of photosynthesis. There were a total of three significant correlations in comparing the scaffolding
use by hits (clicked on) with the dependent variables and only one significant correlation when comparing the scaffold use
in time. The first significant correlation (r = .499, p < .05) was between the saving/viewing features hits and the students’ task value. This correlation supports the assumption
that there is a positive relationship between the student use of the saving/viewing features and the students’ perception
of how interesting, how important, and how useful the task is. The second significant correlation (r = 0.553, p < 0.01) was between the searching features hits and the students’ self-efficacy for learning and performance. This correlation
supports the assumption that there is a positive relationship between the student use of the searching features and the students’
perception of their ability to accomplish a task as well as their confidence in their skills to perform that task. The third
significant correlation (r = 0.519, p < 0.05) was between the collaborative features hits and the students’ essay performance scores. This correlation supports
the assumption that there is a positive relationship between the student use of the collaborative features and the students’
ability to perform high cognitive tasks. Finally, the last significant correlation (r = 0.576, p < 0.01) was between the maintenance features time and the qualitative analysis of the concept maps. This correlation supports
the assumption that there is a positive relationship between the student use of the maintenance features and student conceptual
understanding of photosynthesis.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation (REC9980055). Any opinions, findings, and conclusions
or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National
Science Foundation. 相似文献
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Urban Students’ Perceptions of Teachers: Views of Students in General, Special, and Honors Education
Students’ satisfaction with school experiences has been linked to their sense of belongingness, connection to school, and
achievement. Though the extant research addresses students’ perceptions of school climate and sense of belonging, there is
a paucity of research about students’ views of teacher–student interactions. Five hundred and seventy-seven students from
one ethnically and academically diverse urban high school were surveyed and interviewed about the nature of teacher talk with
students. Findings from this mixed-methods investigation indicate students from general, special, and honors programs experience
a wide range of interactions based on academic services received, gender, and ethnicity. More frequent perceived punitive
feedback was reported by all students in special education as well as males in general and honors education programs, while
Hispanic students indicated a greater frequency of perceived supportive feedback. Findings also reflect a wide range of attitudes
and feelings about teachers, the educational system, and learning. 相似文献
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The Interrelation of First-Year College Students’ Critical Thinking Disposition, Perceived Academic Control, and Academic Achievement 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Robert H. Stupnisky Robert D. Renaud Lia M. Daniels Tara L. Haynes Raymond P. Perry 《Research in higher education》2008,49(6):513-530
While a great deal of research has examined students’ critical thinking skills, less is known about students’ tendencies to
use these skills. Specifically, little is known about what factors contribute to students developing a disposition to think
critically or what impact this disposition has on college students’ academic achievement. Perceived control, which has been
found to be an important factor in college students’ academic success, may be an important factor in developing this disposition.
The current longitudinal study examined the reciprocal-effects between critical thinking disposition and perceived academic
control, and their comparative influences on academic achievement in 1196 first-year college students. Using a two-wave, two-variable
cross-lag structural equation model, a reciprocal-effect was found whereby students’ perceived academic control predicted
their subsequent critical thinking disposition, and students’ critical thinking disposition predicted their subsequent perceived
academic control. Furthermore, after controlling for high school academic performance, perceived academic control was found
to have a stronger impact on students’ GPAs than critical thinking disposition. Implications of fostering a critical thinking
disposition and perceived academic control among college students are discussed.
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