Self-Regulated Learning

I remember being an overactive child, so I think it is difficult to always pay attention and pay my attention. Over time, I learned that I could concentrate on my work as needed, and by distracting my attention to classrooms, teachers and homework. I like the subjects I like. My skills are self-awareness and target setting. Lana Becker, educational researcher, says, "It is necessary to carefully select voluntary learning and consciously choose and adopt effective strategies for learning.

4 Voluntary regulation learning is a very special form of self-regulation and should be considered different from self-regulation of broader action, mainly impulsive regulation. Self-controlled learning is shared with self-control and focuses on the ability to lead self and to meet specific ideals, standards, norms, rules, agreements, or plans or to follow conscious choices to comply with their behavior I will. . However, self-regulating learning mainly includes psychological processes and meta-cognition rather than behavioral control.

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Self-adjusting learning is a field of psychology of education, whose roots are a series of self-adjusting learning processes such as self-reinforcement, self-efficacy, target setting, self-evaluation. In general, it can be explained that it is self-adjusting, so they are metacognitive, motivational and active participants in their own learning process. Instead of relying on teachers, parents, or other academic advisors, these students initiate and direct their own efforts to acquire knowledge and skills personally (Zimmerman 1989). However, although this is a psychological phenomenon, motivation and self-efficacy play an important role in self-regulating learning with a focus on behavior (Lewis and Vialleton, 2011).

Educational Learning Activating aggressive emotions can strengthen flexible thinking and action, so they also encourage self-regulation of students who need flexible planning and monitoring of learning activities. Even eliminating positive emotions will not affect these positive influences on self-regulation. The results of this survey indicate that positive emotions may have deep positive influence on student learning. But for all positive emotions, this is not necessarily true. Specifically, forward-looking job-related emotions such as learning pleasure concentrate student's attention on learning, promote motivation for learning, and promote the use of deep learning strategies and self-regulation of learning . Generally, we can expect that these emotions will have a positive impact on the student's academic performance. In contrast, positive emotions unrelated to learning can attract attention and reduce performance.