Self-regulated learning refers to self-generated thoughts, feelings, and behaviors oriented toward attaining goals. It involves a cyclic three-phase model of forethought, performance, and self-reflection. In the forethought phase, learners set goals and strategic plans. In the performance phase, they apply self-control and self-observation strategies. In the self-reflection phase, learners evaluate their performance and reactions. The model depicts self-regulated learning as a self-directive process where learners transform abilities into skills through personal goal-setting and monitoring of their progress.
2. SELF-REGULATED LEARNING
Self-regulation
• refers to self-generated thoughts,
feelings, and behaviors that are
oriented to attaining goals
• self-directive process by which
learners transform their mental
abilities into academic skills
3. SELF-REGULATED LEARNING
Self-regulation
• Learning is viewed as an activity that
students do for themselves in a proactive way.
Learners:
are aware of their strengths and limitations
are guided by personally set goals
and task-related strategies
monitor their behavior in terms of their goals
self-reflect on their increasing effectiveness