The purpose of this article is to suggest principles for embedding support in instruction to facilitate self regulation (SR) in less expert learners. The principles are based on an analysis of the growing body of research on the distinctive self-regulation differences between higher and lower achieving learners. The analysis revealed four instructional principles that designers should consider to provide support for self-regulation. Each principle is supported by research and instructional examples are included.
INVESTIGATION ON THE BY-PRODUCT OBTAINED IN THE COPEKNOEVENAGEL CONDENSATION OF ETHYL α-ACETOGLUTARATE WITH ETHYL CYANOACETATE
作者:DILIP K. BANERJEE、PASUPATI SENGUPTA、SUNIL K. DAS GUPTA
DOI:10.1021/jo01374a016
日期:1954.9
Instructional principles for self-regulation
作者:Kathryn Ley、Dawn B. Young
DOI:10.1007/bf02504930
日期:2001.6
The purpose of this article is to suggest principles for embedding support in instruction to facilitate self regulation (SR) in less expert learners. The principles are based on an analysis of the growing body of research on the distinctive self-regulation differences between higher and lower achieving learners. The analysis revealed four instructional principles that designers should consider to provide support for self-regulation. Each principle is supported by research and instructional examples are included.