Handbook of Self-Regulation 2000
DOI: 10.1016/b978-012109890-2/50049-4
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Teacher Innovations in Self-Regulated Learning

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“…From a socio-cognitive perspective, self-regulation refers to individuals' control of their cognitions, behaviours, motivation, emotions, task situation and context to achieve tasks. Attempts to regulate peers' behaviours, motivation and emotions are also expected to take place (Corno, 1993;Randi & Corno, 2000) because others form the social context that needs to be controlled to achieve personal goals. Ultimately, personal-social dynamics during group projects lead to revised cognitive, motivational and affective outcomes, which will form the basis of future appraisals.…”
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“…From a socio-cognitive perspective, self-regulation refers to individuals' control of their cognitions, behaviours, motivation, emotions, task situation and context to achieve tasks. Attempts to regulate peers' behaviours, motivation and emotions are also expected to take place (Corno, 1993;Randi & Corno, 2000) because others form the social context that needs to be controlled to achieve personal goals. Ultimately, personal-social dynamics during group projects lead to revised cognitive, motivational and affective outcomes, which will form the basis of future appraisals.…”
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“…Diversas investigaciones han mostrado que los futuros profesores carecen de las habilidades y conocimientos necesarios para determinar qué estrategias usar, cuándo y cómo usarlas para resolver problemas matemáticos (PUTNAM; BORKO, 2000;RANDI;CORNO, 2000), lo cual explicaría que lo que se plantea como resolución de problemas en la formación inicial de profesores está lejos de serlo (FELMER; PERDOMO, 2014). Esto se evidencia en la cantidad y calidad de oportunidades de aprendizaje respecto de la resolución de problemas que se ofrecen a los futuros profesores, lo cual los formadores consideran como bajas o nulas.…”
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“…En este programa, Testas, el héroe, cuenta a sus amigos algunos de sus éxitos, fracasos, aventuras y desventuras en su proceso de estudio y aprendizaje (Rosário, 2002b,c,d). Este proyecto esta inserto en un marco de innovación educativa participada (Randi & Corno, 2000;Rosário, 2002a), que caracterizamos como un proceso en el cual maestros y investigadores trabajan conjuntamente, aprovechando las sinergias de la conexión teoría-práctica para la construcción de herramientas instruccionales.…”
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