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Self-regulated Learning Skills

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Task

Examine the information on the following slides.

Think of 2 questions to ask students to ascertain their prior knowledge of learning and their experience of self-regulated learning.

You could use this information to build appropriate self-regulated learning skills tasks into your courses.

You may also choose to discuss your response with a colleague or as part of a team meeting or CPD session.

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Info

 

Self-regulated learning skills - definition

How to manage our thoughts, behaviour, emotions, to successful manage our learning experiences.

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Training students in self-regulated learning skills

  • Build self-regulated learning activities into your courses
  • Adapt TallisHabits for your course to develop self regulated learning skills (a method to instill + monitor 5 learning behaviours)
  • Build support for students’ digital literacy into your course
  • Adapt a time planning tool to use as part of your course

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Info

Factors which hinder efficient task completion

  • Doing 2 things at the same time (we have to switch between tasks + refocus each time we switch)
  • Any type of music on headphones
  • TV on in background

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Info

Study skills, focus and flow

Build burnout avoidance strategies into your course

Evaluate and select study skills resources with students:

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Info

  • Stay focused (to block sites or parts of sites)
  • Recall Study Time (turns off social media for set time)
  • Clickify Time Tracker (quantified how much time you actually spend on a task)

Building support for focus and flow into courses.

Chrome extensions to facilitate focus and flow

The Pomodoro Technique

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Go Further

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