1997
DOI: 10.1023/a:1024733706115
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“…Students Receiving D, W, or F Grades Before and After Tutorial Availability percent (Jones and Fields 2001), and higher than the average of 27 percent for voluntary participation in supplemental instruction with Principles of Accounting (Etter et al 2000). While some studies suggest that stronger students self-select into voluntary supplemental instruction (Simpson et al 1997;Xu et al 2001;Moore and LeDee 2006;Moore 2008), 61.0 percent of low achievers in this study used the tutorials. Furthermore, the low achievers, who viewed the tutorials on average 31.30 times, were just as active as higher achievers, who averaged 31.05 tutorial views.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 58%
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“…Students Receiving D, W, or F Grades Before and After Tutorial Availability percent (Jones and Fields 2001), and higher than the average of 27 percent for voluntary participation in supplemental instruction with Principles of Accounting (Etter et al 2000). While some studies suggest that stronger students self-select into voluntary supplemental instruction (Simpson et al 1997;Xu et al 2001;Moore and LeDee 2006;Moore 2008), 61.0 percent of low achievers in this study used the tutorials. Furthermore, the low achievers, who viewed the tutorials on average 31.30 times, were just as active as higher achievers, who averaged 31.05 tutorial views.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 58%
“…Extra instruction, in all its various forms, has improved mastery to some degree for all students, although effect sizes vary depending on the match of the resource to the learner's needs (Congo and Schoeps 1993;Simpson et al 1997). Unfortunately for introductory accounting students, the effect sizes from supplemental instruction have been low (Etter et al 2000;Jones and Fields 2001;Potter and Johnston 2006) or not significant (McInnes et al 1995).…”
Section: Supplemental Instructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…É por isso que os cursos de habilidades de estudo aumentaram recentemente. Cerca de 81% das instituições organizaram alguns cursos de apoio e 13% dos alunos recém-chegados frequentavam essas aulas anualmente (Haghani & Sadeghizadeh, 2011;Simpson, Hynd, Nist, & Burrell, 1997). eficácia das intervenções educacionais na prática de estudar e aprender técnicas e melhorar as notas dos alunos foi relatada anteriormente.…”
Section: Análise Comparativa Entre As Variáveis Dicotômicas E Subescalas Categóricasunclassified
“…Associado a isso, faz-se necessário que o profissional tenha clareza, por exemplo, de que o desenvolvimento da competência autorregulatória não é linear, mas que algumas etapas podem ser seguidas para atingi-la Zimmerman, 2000). Além disso, para promover a ARA de maneira eficaz, devese considerar a(s) demanda(s) e/ou característica(s) do curso de graduação dos alunos (Hofer;Yu, & Pintrich, 1998, Simpson et al, 1997, como eles pensam (Mullen, 2011), e as variáveis pessoais, como idade e histórico escolar anterior ao ingresso na educação superior.…”
Section: Considerações Finaisunclassified
“…Promover os processos autoregulatórios de estudantes do ensino superior é alvo de diversos programas localizados na literatura estrangeira (Hattie, Biggs, & Purdie, 1996Rosário, Mourão, Núñez, & González-Pienda 2010a;Rosário, Nunes, Magalhães, Rodrigues, Pinto, & Ferreira, 2010b;Rosário, Nunez, González-Pienda, Valle, Trigo, & Guimarães, 2010c;Simpson, Hynd, Nist, & Burrell, 1997). Tendo como foco a formação de professores, Fabriz, Ewijk, Poarch e Büttner (2014) realizaram uma investigação sobre a função de automonitoramento por meio do uso de diários, e Zimmerman, Bonner e Kovach (2008) descreveram uma proposta cujo objetivo era promover o gerenciamento de tempo, a compreensão textual, as anotações em aula, a preparação para os testes e para a escrita.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified