The Roles of Growth Language Mindset, Metacognitive Strategies, and Language Learning Self-Efficacy in Predicting L2 Willingness to Communicate: A Network Analysis and a Chain Mediation Model. [PDF]
Ho YH +5 more
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Developing Metacognitive Reading Strategies with College Students
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ABSTRACT Self‐reflection is central to adaptive stress regulation, yet little is known about when immersed versus distanced reflection optimises learning from stressful events. Drawing on Perceptual Control Theory, we propose that matching reflective stance to the emotional salience of stressors—adopting immersion for mild events and distancing for ...
Amber Rose Stackpole +3 more
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A strategic mindset predicts and promotes effective learning and academic performance. [PDF]
Chen P +11 more
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The Current State of Undergraduate Hydrology Courses in North America: A Path Forward
Abstract Supporting undergraduate education in hydrology is crucial to enhancing workforce development, research, and training necessary to advance the future of hydrologic science. Many professionals encounter the subject of hydrology in an undergraduate course that serves as an introduction to this discipline.
Christa A. Kelleher +2 more
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Retrieval practice enhances learning in real primary school settings, whether distributed or not. [PDF]
Franzoi L +3 more
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Who Gives Feedback Matters: Student Biases Towards Human and AI‐Generated Formative Feedback
ABSTRACT Background Feedback is essential for learning, helping individuals understand and improve their performance. However, providing timely, personalised feedback in higher education is challenging. Generative AI offers a scalable solution, yet little is known about students' biases towards AI‐generated feedback.
Tanya Nazaretsky +4 more
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Editorial: Fostering self-regulated learning. [PDF]
Šašić SŠ, Heaysman O, Otto B.
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Background Executive functions (EF) are cognitive processes that underlie goal‐directed abilities and behaviors which have been found to be variable in autistic children. While EFs are well‐established predictors of academic and social outcomes in neurotypical children, it is unclear if these same associations are true for children with autism spectrum
Boin Choi +10 more
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Fostering Elementary School Students' Self-Regulation Skills in Reading Comprehension: Effects on Text Comprehension, Strategy Use, and Self-Efficacy. [PDF]
Dermitzaki I.
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