Self-Regulation in Education
Self-Regulation in Education
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教育自律
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2017
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J. A. Greene
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J. A. Greene
As school leaders, teachers, and students navigate their way through and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, it is imperative to forge a path that focuses on giving students the tools they need to combat learning loss and other challenges resulting from the pandemic. Research indicates that students who can self-regulate in the cognitive, motivational, and behavioral dimensions of academics are more successful as learners (Nota et al., 2004). Self-regulation skills have long been fundamental to student success; however, with the disruption the pandemic has caused to the educational system, these skills are more important than ever. Furthermore, understanding the literature and research on self-regulation, as well as its uses and applications, is critical for educational researchers and professionals. The book Self-Regulation in Education provides readers with a discussion of both self-regulated learning and self-regulation research, making connections between the two literatures in order to better understand how students self-regulate in educational settings. This book will no doubt serve as a great resource for audiences who want an understanding of self-regulation that goes beyond a discussion of strategies and interventions, painting a broader picture of the topic through the lens of educational psychology. With selfregulation skills being increasingly necessary for student success in school and their future careers, this book would be particularly useful to educators and educational researchers, providing them with the fundamentals of self-regulation, an explanation of its uses, and suggestions for the application of effective interventions.