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How to end the shame game: Supporting self-regulation after failure

Shame is a very unpleasant and activating, some even say "devastating" emotion. We all know it and it accompanies us in our everyday...

Self-regulated learning enters the European scene

The interest in self-regulated learning varies between countries, but this might start to change as it is being promoted internationally

Feel it! Self-regulated learning meets emotions

Emotions are a vital part of self-regulated learning. Read on to better understand what causes your students' emotions and what you can do.

Why and how we use learning diaries

Including some examples For Teachers #learningdiaries #reflection #selfmonitoring #metacognition #motivation #material #examples By Julia...

Let's do it right! Autonomy is not the same as self-regulated learning

We know so much from the past decades of research. And only so little is accessible to teachers, school leaders and teacher educators.

Searching for the Holy Grail - or how to Motivate my Students

For Teachers #motivation #attribution #selfefficacy #interest #expectancyvaluetheory #selfdeterminationtheory #basicneeds By Julia Klug...

What is the difference? Self-regulated learning and executive functions

How exactly do executive functions and self-regulated learning relate to each other?

Effectively writing learning protocols needs context

Mastery goals in the classroom foster learning by protocols For teachers #learning diaries #learning protocols #achievement goals #goal...