SELF-REGULATION AS ESSENTIAL FACTOR IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LEARNING STRATEGIES OF COGNITIVE TYPE IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
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https://doi.org/10.22383/ri.v17i29.91Keywords:
self-regulation, self-regulated learning, learnings strategies, motivation questionnaire and learning strategies CMEAAbstract
Objective: to establish if the self-regulation represents an incident factor in the implementation earning strategies in university students. Methodology: investigation with quantitative approach and descriptive design of correlational scope. Findings: there are relations among cognitive strategies associated to Repetition (REP), elaboration (ELA), organization (ORG) and the constructors of metacognitive self-regulation (ARM). Conclusions: the metacognitive self-regulation (ARM) is an essential factor to generate links of association among learning strategies of cognitive type that allows formulating the importance of including techniques, mediations, pedagogical practices aimed to the development of processes of metacognitive self-regulation for arrangement and administration of information inside the classroom.
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