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The effects of portfolio-based advice on the development of self-directed learning skills in secondary vocational education
Authors:Wendy Kicken  Saskia Brand-Gruwel  Jeroen J G van Merri?nboer and Wim Slot
Institution:(1) Centre for Learning Sciences and Technologies and Netherlands Laboratory for Lifelong Learning Open University of the Netherlands, P.O. Box 2960, 6401-DL Heerlen, The Netherlands
Abstract:This experimental study was designed to investigate whether supervision meetings, in which students receive specific advice on how to use a development portfolio to monitor their progress and plan their future learning, helps them to develop self-directed learning skills and improve their learning in the domain. In the first year of a hairdressing program in vocational education, supervision meetings were used to provide students with either specific advice or not. Students in the advice group (n = 21) formulated better learning needs, selected more suitable learning tasks, completed more practical assignments, and acquired more certificates than students in the feedback-only group (n = 22). Interviews also showed that students in the advice group appreciated the supervision meeting more and perceived them as more effective than students in the feedback-only group. Guidelines are provided for the use of development portfolios and the organization of supervision meetings in on-demand vocational education.
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Keywords:Self-directed learning  Advice  Development portfolio  On-demand education  Secondary vocational education and training
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