2016
DOI: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.05.1
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Self- regulation of motivation: Contributing to students’ learning in middle school

Abstract: The self-regulation of motivation (SRM) implies that students can regulate their motivation to learn, a process that has a positive impact on academic achievement. SRM regulates students' behavior through strategies that are influenced by motivational beliefs (e.g., expectations, goals, and values). The self-regulation of motivation allows students to motivate themselves and guides their behavior, and thus, becomes part of the self-regulatory process. In this paper our goal was to identify beliefs regarding mo… Show more

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“…The content of each project is adapted to the implementation of the training sessions, structured in detail, has the final practical result. The project method in this case has several advantages: the learning process is as close to the practice as possible; the student's search position is activated; the necessary information is assimilated by means of aerobics and new practical skills are formed; communicative and informational competences are improving on the basis of the creative activity of students (Paulino, Sá, & Lopes da Silva, 2016;Razuvanova, Koshelskaya, Karpova, & Medvedeva, 2016;Zohreh, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The content of each project is adapted to the implementation of the training sessions, structured in detail, has the final practical result. The project method in this case has several advantages: the learning process is as close to the practice as possible; the student's search position is activated; the necessary information is assimilated by means of aerobics and new practical skills are formed; communicative and informational competences are improving on the basis of the creative activity of students (Paulino, Sá, & Lopes da Silva, 2016;Razuvanova, Koshelskaya, Karpova, & Medvedeva, 2016;Zohreh, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study of theoretical sources accompanied the entire course of scientific research, during which the relevance of the problem was substantiated, supportive ideas for its solution were determined, a conceptual dictionary was compiled based on a comparison of different points of view, the establishment of a general, typical and special (Habil, 2017;Paulino & Lopes da Silva, 2016) Considerable attention was paid to the analysis of innovative phenomena related to pedagogical technologies, their terminological justification, and classification characteristics in determining the names of adaptation-innovation mechanisms.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pedagogical experiment was conducted on the basis of the Institute of Physical Culture of Sport and Tourism of SPbPU on the specialization of Aerobics, 328 students of 1st and 2nd courses took part in it. The organization of the study was carried out in 3 stages.At the first stage we developed evaluating modules and rating control scales that take into account the specifics of Aerobics, conducted a pedagogical survey, defined test tasks and criteria for their evaluation(Paulino, Sá, & Lopes, 2016;Zohreh, 2017;Yukiko, 2017).The system of rating control on the specialization of Aerobics includes 4 modules, the accomplishment of which allows the student to score 100 points. The substantive part of each method relies on traditional methods and forms of organization of evaluation.…”
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confidence: 99%