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Formative Assessment: Assessment Is for Self-regulated Learning 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Ian Clark 《Educational Psychology Review》2012,24(2):205-249
The article draws from 199 sources on assessment, learning, and motivation to present a detailed decomposition of the values,
theories, and goals of formative assessment. This article will discuss the extent to which formative feedback actualizes and
reinforces self-regulated learning (SRL) strategies among students. Theoreticians agree that SRL is predictive of improved
academic outcomes and motivation because students acquire the adaptive and autonomous learning characteristics required for
an enhanced engagement with the learning process and subsequent successful performance. The theory of formative assessment
is found to be a unifying theory of instruction, which guides practice and improves the learning process by developing SRL
strategies among learners. In a postmodern era characterized by rapid technical and scientific advance and obsolescence, there
is a growing emphasis on the acquisition of learning strategies which people may rely on across the entire span of their life.
Research consistently finds that the self-regulation of cognitive and affective states supports the drive for lifelong learning
by: enhancing the motivational disposition to learn, enriching reasoning, refining meta-cognitive skills, and improving performance
outcomes. The specific purposes of the article are to provide practitioners, administrators and policy-makers with: (a) an
account of the very extensive conceptual territory that is the ‘theory of formative assessment’ and (b) how the goals of formative
feedback operate to reveal recondite learning processes, thereby reinforcing SRL strategies which support learning, improve
outcomes and actualize the drive for lifelong learning. 相似文献
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Perry den Brok Sibel Telli Jale Cakiroglu Ruurd Taconis Ceren Tekkaya 《Learning Environments Research》2010,13(3):187-204
The purposes of this study were to examine how Turkish students perceived their biology classroom environment, how their perceptions
compared to those of students in other countries, and what classroom learning environment profiles could be discerned in Turkish
high school biology classrooms. Data were gathered from 1,474 high school students in four inner city schools, in Bursa, Turkey.
A total of 11 biology teachers participated in the study with 52 of their classes. Data on students’ perceptions of their
learning environment were collected with the What Is Happening In this Class? (WIHIC) questionnaire. Results indicated that
Turkish classrooms were perceived as being low in terms of Teacher Support and high in terms of Task Orientation. Six distinct
classroom learning environment profiles were found: the ‘self-directed learning classroom’, ‘task-oriented cooperative learning
classroom’, ‘mainstream classroom’, ‘task-oriented individualised classroom’, ‘low-effective learning classroom’ and ‘high-effective
learning classroom’. The most common profile was the ‘mainstream classroom’ for which all WIHIC scales had medium–high scores. 相似文献
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Self-Regulation of Learning within Computer-based Learning Environments: A Critical Analysis 总被引:5,自引:5,他引:0
Fielding I. Winters Jeffrey A. Greene Claudine M. Costich 《Educational Psychology Review》2008,20(4):429-444
Computer-based learning environments (CBLEs) present important opportunities for fostering learning; however, studies have
shown that students have difficulty when learning with these environments. Research has identified that students’ self-regulatory
learning (SRL) processes may mediate the hypothesized positive relations between CBLEs and academic performance. In this review,
we identified 33 empirical studies of SRL and CBLEs. We address three research questions: (1) How do learner and task characteristics
relate to students’ SRL with CBLEs? (2) Can various learning supports or conditions enhance the quality of students’ SRL as
they learn with CBLEs? (3) What conceptual, theoretical, and methodological issues exist for this growing area of research?
We found evidence that specific SRL processes are more often associated with academic success than others and that SRL skills
can be supported. We also identified a number of issues that researchers should aim to address in future investigations, including
a more comprehensive measurement of facets of SRL and the quality of SRL processes, the seeming disconnect between SRL processes
and learning outcomes, and the distinction between self- and other-regulation.
Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users. 相似文献
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Barbara Jaworski 《Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education》2007,9(2):187-211
In this paper I address the challenge of developing theory in relation to the practices of mathematics teaching and its development.
I do this by exploring a notion of ‘teaching as learning in practice’ through overt use of ‘inquiry’ in mathematics learning,
mathematics teaching and the development of practices of teaching in communities involving teachers and educators. The roles
and goals of mathematics teachers and educators in such communities are both distinct and deeply intertwined. I see an aim
of inquiry in teaching to be the ‘critical alignment’ (Wenger, 1998) of teaching within the communities in which teaching
takes place. Inquiry ‘as a tool’ and inquiry ‘as a way of being’ are important concepts in reflexive developmental processes
in which inquiry practice leads to better understandings and development of theory. 相似文献
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In this study we examined the effectiveness of self-regulated learning (SRL) and externally regulated learning (ERL) on college
students’ learning about a science topic with hypermedia during a 40-min session. A total of 82 college students with little
knowledge of the topic were randomly assigned either to the SRL or ERL condition. Students in the SRL condition regulated
their own learning, while students in the ERL condition had access to a human tutor who facilitated their self-regulated learning.
We converged product (pretest–posttest declarative knowledge and qualitative shifts in participants’ mental models) with process
(think-aloud) data to examine the effectiveness of SRL versus ERL. Analysis of the declarative knowledge measures showed that
the ERL condition group mean was statistically significantly higher than the group mean for the SRL condition on the labeling
and flow diagram tasks. There were no statistically significant differences between groups on the matching task, but both
groups showed statistically significant increases in performance. Further analyses showed that the odds of being in a higher
mental model posttest group were decreased by 65% for the SRL group as compared to the ERL group. In terms of SRL behavior,
participants in the SRL condition engaged in more use of selecting new information sources, re-reading, summarizing, free
searching, and enacting control over the context of their learning. In comparison, the ERL participants engaged in more activation
of prior knowledge, utilization of feeling of knowing and judgment of learning, monitoring their progress toward goals, drawing,
hypothesizing, coordination of information sources, and expressing task difficulty.
An earlier version of this paper was presented at the international conference of Artificial Intelligence in Education (AI-Ed
2007), Los Angeles, LA (July, 2007). 相似文献
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Andrew Marks 《Higher Education》2005,50(4):613-630
This paper argues that the conceptions of ‘space’ (and increasingly ‘time’) in the discussion of ‘the university’ (in its
most transcendent sense) have gone through four distinct phases in the UK. Using a Heideggerian conception of ‘space’ where
usefulness is more important than proximity, the ‘ancient’ universities were ‘useful’ to the gentry and thus were ‘closer’
to them than to the excluded ‘local’ poor in the institutions’ vicinities. The ‘civic’ universities on the other hand stressed
‘localism’ as part of their mandate – to educate the people of their locality (but only those of the new industrial middle
class). The ‘Robbins’ universities were a partial return to the ‘ancient’ notion of learning as a ‘lived’ activity, providing
scenic landscapes on green-belt campuses where students could ‘retreat’ from the ‘real world’ for the duration of their studies.
The ‘spatial’ quality of these places was thus part of a conception of higher education as ‘lifestyle choice’ where young
people moved away from their locality to study. As such ‘proximity’ was an issue only insofar as the greater the distance
from one’s point of origin the better for successful immersion in the growing student ‘culture’. The ‘new/post-1992’ universities
partially retained their polytechnic mandate to educate local people, but embraced a colonialist impulse regarding local space
usage. ‘
‘The discussion can be further refined to argue that these four stages are merely two phases which have repeated themselves:
from ancient ‘exclusivity’ to civic ‘localism’ and back to Robbins era ‘exclusivity’ and thence to post-1992 ‘localism’ once
more’. The opening up of higher education via the Internet in the late 20th and early 21st centuries provides for the possibility
of the growth of entirely non-spatial and asynchronous learning experiences, and as such we may well be on the verge of the
fifth stage of university development. 相似文献
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This paper shows how the patterns of variation created in the teaching were critical in helping a class of Primary 3 students
in Hong Kong to learn about the colour of light, so that the students attained conceptual rather than procedural knowledge.
A ‘Learning Study’ approach was adopted, which is a Lesson Study grounded in a particular learning theory to improve teaching
and learning. This study, based on the learning theory of Variation advanced by Marton and Booth, was premised on three types
of variation: variation in students’ ways of experiencing what is to be taught/learnt (V1), variation in teachers’ ways of
dealing with the ‘object of learning’ (V2), and the use of ‘pattern of variation’ as a guiding principle of pedagogical design
to enhance students’ learning (V3). In planning the lesson, a conscious effort was made to create relevant patterns of variation,
i.e. varying certain critical aspect(s) while keeping other aspects of the object of learning invariant in order to help students
to discern those aspects. Comparison between the results of the pre- and post-test shows that there was significant gain in
the students’ learning outcomes with respect to the intended object of learning. The findings contribute knowledge to how
the Theory of Variation can be used in practice. It also illustrates how teachers can make use of this theoretical framework
to analyze their own teaching and thereby, develop an analytical awareness of teaching and learning. 相似文献
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Vanithamani Saravanan 《Educational Research for Policy and Practice》2005,4(2-3):97-113
‘Thinking schools’ will be sites of learning for everyone declared the Singapore Prime Minister, Goh Chok and Minister of
Education Teo Chee Hean’s in 1997 also spoke on the model of’ ‘thinking schools, learning nation’. Gardner’s model was used
for the thinking school model in Singapore, in order to develop critical and creative thinking in students. This was to be
done with the use of instructional technology as an enabling tool using a diversity of approaches including integrated project
work. This paper reports on how one school went about changing approaches to teaching and learning by implementing integrated
project work as a way of integrating the content areas of the curriculum, mathematics and science through English language,
supported by the tools of instructional technology. 相似文献
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This research investigated 68 secondary school students’ perceptions of their computer-mediated project-based learning environment
and their attitudes towards Project Work (PW) using two instruments—Project Work Classroom Learning Environment Questionnaire
(PWCLEQ) and Project Work Related Attitudes Instrument (PWRAI). In this project-based learning environment, students experienced
a face-to-face classroom setting and e-learning by using a synchronous computer-mediated communication (CMC) tool called ‘iCollaborate’
for online communication and project collaboration with peers from other countries. The PWCLEQ and PWRAI instruments were
used to evaluate the computer-mediated project-based learning environment using students’ perceptions of the learning environment
and to further investigate how their perceptions might affect their attitudes towards PW lessons. Students perceived the computer-mediated
project-based learning environment favourably but they preferred to experience more Material Environment and more Open-Endedness
and Social Presence. Simple correlation analysis revealed that all environment dimensions were significantly and positively
related to the students’ attitudes towards PW, while multiple regression analysis indicated that two scales, Instructor Support
and Social Presence, were the strongest predictors of attitudes towards PW lessons. 相似文献
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An Instrument for Assessing Students' Mental State and the Learning Environment in Science Education
The purpose of this research was to develop and validate a new instrument, the Mental State in Learning Environment Questionnaire (MSLEQ), to assess student's mental state in a given learning environment. The MSLEQ has high internal consistency reliability
values between 0.70–0.92 as well as good construct validity and predictive validity. After conducting a factor analysis, four
main factors were extracted and were described as ‘emotion’, ‘intention’, ‘internal mental representation’ and ‘external mental
representation’. The important feature of this study is the construction of an economical questionnaire on the mental state
in a given learning environment. The questionnaire yielded important information that can be concretely applied to science
teaching and learning. 相似文献
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Bev Rogers 《The Australian Educational Researcher》2003,30(2):65-87
Educational research has been criticised by governments and practitioners. For some politicians and policy makers, there is
a tendency to look for direct links between research and successful, effective and efficient practice. Research is needed
to inform their evidence-based practice as policy makers, and to provide the kind of research teachers need to base their
practice on the best available evidence for doing ‘x rather than y’ (Hargreaves 1996) or predicting the ‘size of the effect
of A on B’ (Blunkett 2000). There is no doubt that both teachers and policy makers do make decisions on a daily basis based
on some form of evidence. This paper explores Hargreaves’ notion of evidence-based practice, providing a range of criticisms.
It also examines Carr’s historical account of ‘praxis’ and ‘poiesis’ to suggest a notion of evidence-based praxis based partly
on the historical notion of ‘phronesis’ — practical wisdom. The basis for this is the argument that wise and practical ethical
and moral judgements are central to an understanding of teachers’ daily work. What to do in a specific educational situation
cannot be determined solely by theoretical beliefs or by ‘techne’. However the ethical dimension is not the only consideration.
The paper suggests that evidence-based praxis use Stenhouse’s notion of ‘actionable evidence’, which includes the ethical
dimension, but also Thomson’s concept of ‘thisness’, which describes the unique contextual characteristics of a school. If
disadvantaged schools can make some sort of difference to learning opportunities for students, it is argued that teachers
might engage in evidence-based praxis which involves them in reflecting on, and theorising what is happening in classrooms,
schools and neighbourhoods. This ‘praxis’ also involves them in modifying their theories, critically analysing ‘what works’,
questioning how they know and developing ideas about how things might be done differently. There will be an element of developing
knowledge about teaching and learning strategies (Hargreaves’ ‘body of knowledge’), but it will be in the context of the ethical
and moral dilemmas associated with education. It will take up the question of local differences as well as a realistic approach
to what constitutes actual school improvement. Evidence-based praxis is also essentially a collective activity not an individual
approach. Future development of the notion of evidence-based praxis might also include involving students in a more reciprocal
and open learning process like that highlighted by researchers who focus on student participation linked to school reform. 相似文献
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David Guile 《Vocations and Learning》2011,4(2):93-111
The paper analyses a form of interprofessional working and learning (IPWL)—the fleeting spatial and temporal constitution
of project teams with little prior history of working together—that is an increasing feature of work in the global economy.
The paper argues firstly: (i) this form of working and learning is relatively under-researched in professional, vocational
and workplace learning (PVWL); and, (ii) the research traditions—Cultural-Historical Activity Theory (CHAT) and Cultural Anthropology/Symbolic
Interactionist (CA/SI)—that some researchers in PVWL have drawn on to investigate IPWL do not allow them to capture the cognitive
and symbolic complexity of this activity. Secondly, it is possible to reveal the nature of this complexity when the concepts
and methods associated with CHAT and CA-SI-based approaches are supplemented with the concepts of ‘inference’, ‘space of reasons’,
‘restructuring and ‘recontextualisation’ (Guile, 2010). The paper demonstrates this claim by reinterpreting a classic study of the aforementioned form of working and learning
undertaken by Hall, Stevens and Torolba that drew on concepts and methods from CA and SI (2002). 相似文献
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Conceptions of,and approaches to,teaching online: a study of lecturers teaching postgraduate distance courses 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Carlos Gonzalez 《Higher Education》2009,57(3):299-314
This paper presents the outcomes of a study into online teaching. It builds upon previous research and conceptual frameworks
produced by Kember and Kwan (Instr Sci 28(5):469–490, 2000) and Roberts (Instr Sci 31(1–2):127–150, 2003). It advances research
on conceptions of, and approaches to, teaching by examining teaching in a novel context: distance-taught courses at the postgraduate
level. Lecturers were interviewed from a Faculty of Health Sciences in a research-intensive Australian University. Relationships
between conceptions and approaches found in previous research were confirmed in this study. However, it was found that the
conceptions of online teaching proposed by Roberts (Instr Sci 31(1–2):127–150, 2003) did not adequately distinguish between
the conceptions held by the lecturers interviewed in this study. Three modified conceptions of online teaching are proposed:
‘for individual access to learning materials and information; and for individual assessment’; ‘for learning related communication
(asynchronous and/or synchronous)’; and ‘as a medium for networked learning’. Some of the dimensions developed by Roberts
to describe approaches to online teaching were not applicable in this study setting and needed further modification. Two broad
approaches emerged: ‘informative/individual learning focused’ and ‘communicative/networked learning focused’. Contextual influences
on teaching reported by Kember and Kwan (Instr Sci 28(5):469–490, 2000)—that is, institutional influence, nature of students
and subject and curriculum—were revealed in this study to have different levels of influence over approaches to online teaching:
the first two being the more relevant ones. 相似文献
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The paper addresses the apparent lack of impact of ‘history in mathematics education’ in mathematics education research in
general, and proposes new avenues for research. We identify two general scenarios of integrating history in mathematics education
that each gives rise to different problems. The first scenario occurs when history is used as a ‘tool’ for the learning and
teaching of mathematics, the second when history of mathematics as a ‘goal’ is pursued as an integral part of mathematics
education. We introduce a multiple-perspective approach to history, and suggest that research on history in mathematics education
follows one of two different avenues in dealing with these scenarios. The first is to focus on students’ development of mathematical
competencies when history is used a tool for the learning of curriculum-dictated mathematical in-issues. A framework for this
is described. Secondly, when using history as a goal it is argued that an anchoring of the meta-issues in the related in-issues
is essential, and a framework for this is given. Both frameworks are illustrated through empirical examples. 相似文献
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In this work an attempt is made to explore the possible value of using Thought Experiments (TEs) in teaching physics to upper
secondary education students. Specifically, a qualitative research project is designed to investigate the extent to which
the Thought Experiment (TE) called ‘Heisenberg’s Microscope’, as it has been transformed by Gamow for the public in his book
Mr. Tompkins in Paperback, can function as a tool in the teaching of the ‘uncertainty principle’. The sample in the research consisted of 40 Greek
students, in 11 groups of 3–4 students each. The findings of this study reveal that the use of this TE has positive results
in teaching the uncertainty principle. Students, based on the TE, were able (i) to derive a formula of the uncertainty principle,
(ii) to explain that the uncertainty principle is a general principle in nature and it is not a result of incompleteness of
the experimental devices and (iii) to argue that it is impossible to determine the trajectory of a particle as a mathematical
line. 相似文献
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Today, organizations are increasingly implementing assessment tools such as Personal Development Plans. Although the true
power of the tool lies in supporting the employee’s continuing professional development, organizations implement the tool
for various different purposes, professional development purposes on the one hand and promotion/salary raise/selection/accountability
purposes on the other (Smith and Tillema 2001). The study presented here aims at a better understanding of how the purpose of the Personal Development Plan (PDP), as perceived
by the employee, influences the extent to which s/he undertakes learning activities and consequently leads to improved performance.
Data were collected from 286 employees working in a regional Dutch governmental office and 81 experts from an international
organization that is specialized in medical technology (N = 367). Data were analyzed by conducting hierarchical regression analyses. Results indicate that perceiving the PDP either
as a learning and development tool or as a promotion and selection tool, positively predicts the undertaking of learning activities
and the employee’s performance. Follow-up regression analysis indicated that the most powerful predictor of undertaking learning
activities and a high-quality performance is the extent to which employees perceive PDPs as serving learning and development
purposes. The results of this study suggest that if an organization wants their employees to learn by undertaking learning
activities and in turn perform better, the tool should in the first place be introduced and used as a learning and development
tool. 相似文献
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Selahattin G?nen 《Journal of Science Education and Technology》2008,17(1):70-81
The aims of this study were considered under three headings. The first was to elicit misconception that science and physics
student teachers (pre-service teachers) had about the terms, ‘‘inertial mass’’, ‘‘gravitational mass’’, ‘‘gravity’’, ‘‘gravitational
force’’ and “weight”. The second was to understand how prior learning affected their misconceptions, and whether teachers’
misconceptions affected their students’ learning. The third was to determine the differences between science and physics student
teachers’ understanding levels related to mass and gravity, and between their logical thinking ability levels and their attitudes
toward physics lessons. A total of 267 science and physics student teachers participated in the study. Data collection instruments
included the physics concept test, the logical thinking ability test and physics attitude scale. All instruments were administered
to the participants at the end of the 3rd semester of their university years. The physics test consisting of paper and pencil
test involving 16 questions was designed, but only four questions were related to mass and gravity; the second test consisted
of 10 questions with two stages. The third test however, consisted of 15 likert type items. As a result of the analysis undertaken,
it was found that student teachers had serious misconceptions about inertia, gravity, gravitational acceleration, gravitational
force and weight concepts. The results also revealed that student teachers generally had positive attitudes toward physics
lessons, and their logical thinking level was fairly good. 相似文献
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M. S. S. Murthy 《Resonance》2000,5(1):45-59
‘What actually seems to have happened when a cancer appears in an organism is that the biological behavior of some of the
cells which make up that organism have changed. Whereas these cells had hitherto behaved in a manner consistent with the life
of the organism, obeying the ‘rules’ of growth and differentiation, they quite suddenly cease to respond to such restraints
and set off on a ‘lawless’ course of increased division, invasion of adjacent normal tissues, and even migration (metastasis)
via the blood stream and lymph channels to other parts of the body.’ R J C Harris inCancer, 1962. 相似文献