英文摘要 |
The ability to regulate one’s own learning is crucial for lifelong learning in today's fast-paced and constantly changing world. This article presents a literature analysis and a synthesized “Flexible Self-Regulated Learning Model” that provides teachers with a framework to incorporate self-regulated learning methods into the curriculum, allowing students to learn and master self-regulated learning skills. The model consists of four stages of learning: setting goals, planning independently, self-monitoring and regulating, and self-discipline and improvement. These stages further subdivide into a self-regulated learning process with nine steps, which include analyzing needs and setting goals, planning learning, choosing learning resources, selecting learning strategies, actively practicing and monitoring the process, multiple assessments, and reflection and revision. After mastering these skills, students can flexibly adjust the order of the stages and steps based on their learning needs. The model comprises nine dimensions within three domains, which focus on various aspects of self-regulated learning, including learning motivation, learning strategies, and self-regulated mutual improvement. This model can help students become active participants, independent thinkers, and knowledge constructors. The report explores significant theories and established models of self-regulated learning proposed by foreign scholars and incorporates insights from 13 assessment tools related to self-regulated learning. Additionally, Tang Hsin Lin’s “Flexible Self-regulated Learning Model with Four Stages and Nine Steps” is discussed to supplement the shortcomings of the model in theoretical discourse and longitudinal connotations. This model has the potential to be validated through experimental research methods or expert surveys to gather opinions on modifying the model, thus enabling continuous improvement and development of a self-regulated learning model that can be effectively implemented in teaching practice. |