Goslen et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Leveraging student planning in game-based learning environments for self-regulated learning analytics.Goslen et al., 2024
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- Goslen A
- Taub M
- Carpenter D
- Azevedo R
- Rowe J
- Lester J
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- Journal of Educational Psychology
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The process of setting goals and creating plans is crucial for self-regulated learning (SRL), yet students often struggle to construct efficient plans and establish goals. Adaptive learning environments hold promise for assisting students with such processes through adaptive …
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