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Profiles in self-regulated learning and their correlates for online and blended learning students
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posted on 2018-12-01, 00:00 authored by Jaclyn BroadbentJaclyn Broadbent, Matthew Fuller-TyszkiewiczMatthew Fuller-TyszkiewiczThis study examines a person-centered approach to self-regulated learning among 606 University students (140 online, and 466 in blended learning mode). Latent profile analysis revealed five distinct profiles of self-regulated learning: minimal regulators, restrained regulators, calm self-reliant capable regulators, anxious capable collaborators, and super regulators. These profiles showed that: (1) differences in academic success are associated with a learner’s capacity for motivational regulation and self-regulated learning strategy implementation, (2) online learners are more likely to belong to profiles that are more adaptive, and less reliant on collaborations with others, (3) for learners at the lower end of the self-regulation spectrum, an increase in both motivational regulation and adoption of self-regulated learning strategies may be academically beneficial, and (4) high motivational regulation and strategy adoption can be all for naught, if the student is also highly anxious with worry and concern regarding performance.
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Educational technology research and developmentVolume
66Issue
6Pagination
1435 - 1455Publisher
SpringerLocation
New York, N.Y.Publisher DOI
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1042-1629eISSN
1556-6501Language
engPublication classification
C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journalCopyright notice
2018, Association for Educational Communications and TechnologyUsage metrics
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