2003
DOI: 10.1353/csd.2003.0034
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The Effect of Learning and Motivation Strategies Training on College Studentsi Achievement

Abstract: Cognitive and metacognitive strategies, often referred to as "study skills," are considered essential to being successful in college. Their importance is underscored by the fact that academic tasks at the college level tend to demand far more higher-level thinking and independent learning than those encountered in secondary school (Carson, Chase, Gibson, & Hargove, 1992). Instruction in these strategies is currently the subject of much interest and research in education. An example of a general approach to… Show more

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“…La incapacidad de gestionar y autodirigir el propio proceso de aprendizaje se ha identificado como una de las principales causas del fracaso en los estudiantes de todos los niveles (Vives-Varela, Durán-Cárdenas, Varela-Ruíz, & Fortoul, 2014). Este déficit de procesos para realizar autorregulación del aprendizaje es un factor principal del fracaso académico particularmente en los estudiantes de Educación Superior (Carranza & Apaza, 2015;Tuckman, 2003;Tuckman & Kennedy, 2011).…”
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“…La incapacidad de gestionar y autodirigir el propio proceso de aprendizaje se ha identificado como una de las principales causas del fracaso en los estudiantes de todos los niveles (Vives-Varela, Durán-Cárdenas, Varela-Ruíz, & Fortoul, 2014). Este déficit de procesos para realizar autorregulación del aprendizaje es un factor principal del fracaso académico particularmente en los estudiantes de Educación Superior (Carranza & Apaza, 2015;Tuckman, 2003;Tuckman & Kennedy, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Procrastinar es la tendencia a gastar el tiempo, demorar y aplazar de forma intencionada algo que debe ser hecho (Tuckman, 2003). El procrastinador tiende a elegir los beneficios a corto plazo sobre las ganancias a largo plazo, lo que indica una pobre autorregulación (Wilson y Nguyen, 2012) por lo que la procrastinación se entiende como un fallo en la autorregulación del individuo (Steel, 2007).…”
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“…Research suggests courses designed to teach self-regulated learning strategies may be effective at improving academic performance (e.g., Eissa, 2009;Tuckman, 2003; for a review of self-regulated learning intervention see Torrano & González, 2004). Moreover, Trawick & Corno (1995) describe the successful implementation of a program teaching volitional control to community college students.…”
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confidence: 99%