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71	A Phenomenological Study of Learner Autonomy in Less Commonly Taught Languages (Swahili) Mose, Patrick O. January 2016 (has links) No description available. Teacher Education Language Bilingual Education Educational Technology Instructional Design Linguistics Learner Autonomy Less Commonly Taught Languages Computer Assisted Language Learning Twenty-first century Learning Collaboration Language Pedagogy Swahili Language Personalized Learning Authentic Learning Experience Motivation Digital tools
72	Storylinemetoden i inlärning av engelska som andraspråk : - en forskningsöversikt om Storylinemetoden i årskurs 4-6 Isaksson, Maria January 2021 (has links) The Swedish curriculum emphasizes the importance of pupils’ active learning, influence over the education and communicative skills in language learning. The Storyline approach has since its entry in the educational context in the 1960s, influenced teaching all over the world. The approach emphasizes pupils’ interest, meaning-making processes and creativity and thus agrees well with the content of the Swedish curriculum. This research overview aims to offer insight into how the Storyline approach can affect pupils in an English as a second language context, in different ways. It focuses primarily on how the Storyline approach can promote pupils’ second language acquisition, what impact the story and its characters have on pupils’ motivation and what effects the aesthetics in Storyline have on pupils. It also gives an overview of challenges that pupils and teachers might encounter while working with a Storyline project. The findings of the study indicate that the Storyline approach, through group work and communicative, meaningful tasks, promote pupils’ learning of English. Moreover, the context of the story and the characters seem to enhance pupils’ intrinsic motivation to learn the English language and the aesthetics can make pupil active agents in their learning process and mediate their knowledge. However, the Storyline approach also involves different challenges for both pupils and teachers, such as trying to find a balance between the teacher’s and the pupils’ control, keeping the story and the characters alive throughout the whole project, dealing with lack of time, group work issues and presenting the work in front of other pupils. Storyline approach story characters second language acquisition second language teaching young learners motivation intrinsic motivation learner autonomy active learning positive interdependence cooperative learning challenges aesthetics creativity sociocultural theory Learning Lärande
73	La place de l’autonomie de l’apprenant en formation ouverte et à distance dans le contexte de l’enseignement supérieur ouest-africain Touré, Mamadou 12 1900 (has links) Les difficultés croissantes de l’enseignement supérieur en matière d’accessibilité aux formations et de disponibilité de filières de qualité, dans les pays en voie de développement de l’Afrique de l’Ouest notamment, conjuguées avec le développement vertigineux des technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC), suscitent un grand espoir de faire de la formation à distance une solution alternative crédible des formations présentielles (OCDE, 2006). Or, si la littérature s’accorde à reconnaitre aux TIC et l’interactivité qu’elles procurent des facteurs favorisant l’apprentissage (Karsenti, 2006), la réalité du terrain éducatif lui impose de reconnaitre que non seulement la révolution de la formation ouverte et à distance (FOAD) n’est pas encore d’actualité (OCDE, 2006), mais qu’elle ne le sera que si, pour faire face à la distance transactionnelle, plus accrue en formation à distance, l’apprenant ne se contente plus d’apprendre, mais d’apprendre à apprendre, ce qui exige de lui des compétences d’autonomie. Or, malgré des décennies d’intérêt et d’investissement de la recherche, le développement de l’autonomie sur le terrain reste toujours marginal, les débats philosophiques ayant pris le pas sur la quête de solutions pratiques (Albero ,2003). La question de savoir comment les éducateurs de la FOAD utilisent les solutions existantes, censées favoriser l’autonomie de l’apprenant, telles certaines formes de tutorat et de travail de groupes, n’est pas sans intérêt, puisqu’elle permet de mieux comprendre le terrain cible et sa part de responsabilité dans cet insuccès de l’autonomie. S’inscrivant en droite ligne des travaux d’Albero (2003), la présente étude organise les principes d’autonomie suivant un cadre conceptuel privilégiant l’action et le développement, selon une dimension dynamique symbolisant l’importance du soutien à accorder à l’apprenant, une dimension topologique indiquant la nécessité pour ce soutien de prendre en compte les différents aspects sur lesquels l’apprenant peut exercer son autonomie et une dimension chronologique exprimant l’importance du désétayage. De façon pratique, cette étude, démarrée en 2009 dans le contexte de la FOAD du 2IE (Institut International des Ingénieurs de l’Eau et de l’Environnement), sis à Ouagadougou au Burkina Faso, s’organise en trois articles : le premier tente de comprendre si les conditions d’efficacité de la FOAD, selon les apprenants, formulent un besoin d’apprentissage en autonomie; le second tente de comprendre, à partir des propos des tuteurs, si l’encadrement des apprenants respecte les principes d’autonomie; enfin, le troisième article s’est penché, sur la base des intentions exprimées par les concepteurs, sur le respect des principes d’autonomie par les cours. L’éloignement des apprenants et l’objectif de comprendre leurs perceptions de la FOAD, nous ont fait préférer une approche de recherche de type mixte, à la fois qualitative pour mieux comprendre leur perception (Karsenti & Savoie-Zajc, 2004) et quantitative, pour tenir compte de leur éloignement. Pour la perception des éducateurs, nous avons opté pour une approche qualitative/descriptive plus appropriée dès que l’étude vise la compréhension du phénomène social abordé (Karsenti & Savoie-Zajc, 2004). Des résultats obtenus, la perception des 62 apprenants sur les 170 initialement invités par courriel à répondre au questionnaire, semble confirmer l’autonomie de l’apprenant comme une condition de leur réussite en FOAD. La demande des apprenants pour un soutien accru, malgré l’effort actuellement consenti par l’encadrement, effort reconnu par les apprenants eux-mêmes et qu’attestent les 10 tuteurs interviewés sur une quarantaine au 2IE, devrait, toutefois, inviter à la réflexion, puisque ne s’opposant pas réellement à un apprentissage en hétéronomie. À l’analyse, il apparait que l’insatisfaction des apprenants s’expliquerait par la non-prise en compte des différents aspects susceptibles d’influencer leur apprentissage. De plus, en nous référant aux entretiens avec les 11 concepteurs de cours sur un total de 30, il apparait que, bien que conscients de la nécessité d’adapter les cours au contexte de la FOAD, ni la modularité des contenus, ni la flexibilité de la structure des cours ne semblent être prises en compte. Au final, l’étude révèle l’urgence de lutter contre les habitudes acquises en formation présentielle et la nécessité d’employer des pédagogues professionnels formés pour une pédagogie d’autonomisation. Encore faudrait-il que l’autonomie soit véritablement consacrée par la littérature comme une praxis pour signifier qu’elle n’a d’autre fin qu’elle-même, et non comme une poiesis, pour dire que l’autonomie vise une production et cesserait dès que son objectif est atteint. / The increasing difficulty of providing university education in developing West African countries due to lack of access and inadequate facilities, combined with the breakneck development of information and communication technologies (ICT), have given rise to hopes that open and distance learning (ODL) can provide a practical alternative to face-to-face classrooms (OECD, 2006). However, although the literature reports that ICT and the interactivity they provide can foster learning (Karsenti, 2006), the reality of current education systems forces us to admit that not only has the ODL revolution not been fully realized (OECD, 2006), it will happen only when, to cope with transactional distance, which is a major factor in ODL, learners will not be content with simply learning but will learn how to learn, and this will require autonomous skills. Nevertheless, despite decades of interest and research, real learner autonomy is still marginal, and philosophical debates have replaced the quest for practical solutions (Albero, 2003). It was therefore deemed relevant to explore how ODL educators use available solutions, said to foster learner autonomy, such as certain forms of tutoring and group work. The aim was to gain a deeper understanding of how these practices are applied and their role in the failure to develop autonomy. Following the works of Albero (2003), this study organizes the principles of autonomy within a conceptual framework: interrelations between action and development are described, evidencing the importance of providing support to learners. This topological dimension underscores how educational support must take into account the diverse areas where learners can exercise their autonomy, and a temporal dimension highlights the importance of the progressive reduction of support. This study was initiated in 2009 under the ODL program of the 2iE (International Institute for Water and the Environment) at Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. It is organized as three articles: the first seeks to identify the conditions for effective ODL as perceived by learners, and evokes the need for autonomous learning; the second attempts to understand, based on interviews with tutors, whether coaching practices conform to autonomous principles; and the third, based on the expressed intentions of the course designers, examines course compliance with autonomous principles. Given the geographic distance between learners and our aim to understand their perceptions of ODL, we adopted a mixed methods approach, using qualitative methods to better understand learners’ perceptions (Karsenti & Savoie-Zajc, 2004) and quantitative methods to account for their isolation. To grasp the educators’ perceptions, we opted to use qualitative description as a more appropriate way to comprehend the social issues involved (Karsenti & Savoie-Zajc, 2004). Of the 170 learners who were emailed a questionnaire, 62 responded. The results appear to confirm that learner autonomy is a condition for successful ODL. Nevertheless, requests by the learners for more support, despite ongoing efforts under the coaching system, efforts recognized by the learners themselves and confirmed by the ten tutors interviewed out of 40 approached at the 2iE, led us to reconsider: there may still be a place for heteronomous learning. The analysis suggested that learners’ dissatisfaction could be explained by the failure to take into account diverse aspects liable to influence learning. In addition, referring to the interviews with the 11 course designers (out of a total of 30), it appeared that, although they were well aware of the need to adapt the courses to the realities of ODL, neither site-specific contents nor flexible structures were included in the course design. The study concludes on the urgent need to cast off traditional face-to-face learning modes and to hire professional educators trained in learner empowerment. And the question arises: will autonomy ever be defined in the literature as a praxis, i.e. a goal in itself, or will it remain a poiesis, whereby autonomy aims for production and loses its purpose once the objective has been obtained? Autonomie de l'apprenant Foad Distance transactionnelle Isolement de l’apprenant Travail de groupe Tutorat Contenu de cours FOAD Structure de cours FOAD Activités d’encadrement Activités d’apprentissage activités d’apprentissage Learner autonomy ODL Transactional distance Learner isolation Group work Tutoring Problem situation ODL course content ODL course structure Coaching activities learning activities
74	Da percepção à performance: um estudo do emprego do aplicativo móvel Duolingo no processo de ensino e aprendizagem de alemão como língua estrangeira em contexto universitário / From the perception to performance: a study of use of mobile application Duolingo in the process of teaching and learning German as a foreign language in a university context Melo, Telma de Macedo 27 February 2019 (has links) O presente estudo se propõe a investigar a utilização do aplicativo móvel Duolingo no processo de ensino e aprendizagem de alemão como língua estrangeira em contexto de ensino presencial universitário. A pesquisa objetiva mapear os hábitos de uso de Apps, a satisfação dos usuários após o uso orientado da ferramenta, bem como o desempenho e a persistência dos aprendizes na realização de tarefas ao longo de um semestre. Com esses dados criamos um panorama que busca esclarecer em que medida o App Duolingo é apropriado para uso nas fases iniciais do processo de aprendizagem de alemão no contexto investigado. Para tanto, utilizamos três instrumentos de coleta de dados. No primeiro momento, aplicamos uma sondagem prévia para identificar os hábitos e as crenças dos informantes em relação ao aprendizado por meio de Apps. Em seguida, realizamos uma intervenção didática em uma turma de aprendizes de alemão e, com o auxílio da Plataforma Duolingo para Escolas, montamos um grupo de controle, delegando tarefas para testar a ferramenta. Dessa forma, coletamos dados mediante os relatórios automáticos de atividade, os quais permitiram verificar o desempenho, a persistência e a autonomia dos aprendizes nas atividades realizadas por meio do App. Na última fase de coleta, utilizamos um roteiro de avaliação da usabilidade pedagógica, com o qual verificamos a satisfação e a motivação dos usuários na utilização do App. Por fim, concluímos que o App Duolingo é uma ferramenta que pode ser empregada para complementar o ensino presencial de alemão, auxiliando no processo de aquisição de vocabulário. A pesquisa contribui para esclarecer as questões que se colocam acerca da utilização dos aplicativos móveis no ensino de língua estrangeira, dado que apresenta instrumentos para o desenvolvimento de avaliações da usabilidade pedagógica dos Apps destinados à aprendizagem, aponta para a importância dos Apps como ferramentas de apoio ao processo de aprendizagem de alemão, coloca à mostra a adesão massiva dos aprendizes ao uso de Apps, além de assinalar algumas relações entre as crenças, a motivação e a autonomia e os recursos digitais dos Apps. / This study aims to investigate the use of mobile application Duolingo in the process of teaching and learning German as a foreign language (FL) in the context of classroom learning at university. At first, the use of a learning App was mapped, as well as learners satisfaction after guided use of the App, their performance and persistence while doing the App tasks along one semester. With such data, an overview was established in order to verify to what extent the Duolingo App is appropriate for German basic level learning. Therefore, the data were collected in three steps. Firstly, a probe was applied to identify users habits and beliefs in learning a FL with mobile Apps. After that, a didactic intervention was made in one German class, and by using Duolingo App for Schools a control group was established to test the App tools. Thus, data were collected through automatic activities reports, which allow for the analysis of learners performance, persistence and autonomy while using the App. Lastly, an evaluation script was applied in order to check the pedagogical usability, which evidenced learners satisfaction and motivation while using the App. It was concluded that Duolingo App is a possible tool to complement the activities in a German classroom, as it helps the vocabulary learning process. This research contributes to elucidating the questions about the usability of mobile Apps such as Duolingo in FL learning, for it presents tools for developing pedagogical usability evaluation. What is more, this research shows the importance of mobile Apps in the German learning process, evidences learners massive interest in using Apps, and points out some relationships between the Apps digital resources and learners beliefs, motivations, and autonomy. App de aprendizagem de línguas Duolingo Autonomia no estudo com Duolingo Beliefs in mobile learning Crenças na aprendizagem móvel Language-learning App Duolingo Learner autonomy with Duolingo motivação para uso do Duolingo Motivations to use Duolingo
75	Autonomní učení anglickému jazyku v kontextu české střední odborné školy / Learner Autonomy in English classes at a Czech Secondary Technical School Minakova, Irina January 2016 (has links) This dissertation explores the efficacy of the learner autonomy (LA) principles implemented in secondary technical school EFL classes through project-based units incorporated into the conventional four-year language curriculum (2011-2015). This integrated approach remains uncommon in a Czech secondary technical school, even though it suggests a teaching model that enhances ELA and increases communicative competence and motivation among learners. A mixed-method design based on longitudinal four-cycle action research and quasi-experiment approaches was selected (1) to examine the changes in self-regulation and academic achievement development over time; (2) to investigate the efficacy of autonomous projects systematically applied within the assigned treatment group (TG), and (3) to compare the results of the treatment and control groups as to their self-regulation and academic achievement development. For the quantitative strand, a structured Self-Regulation Questionnaire (SRQ-A) and a series of academic tests were administered which were consequently analysed through null hypothesis statistical testing (NHST). The instruments employed within the quasi-experiment were focused on the following two major questions: (1) whether there was correlation between self- regulation and academic achievement...
76	Incidència d'una acció pedagògica dirigida a l'autoregulació. Dos estudis de cas a l'aula d'iniciació a l'aprenentatge de la interpretació consecutiva Arumí Ribas, Marta 24 March 2006 (has links) L´objectiu d´aquesta tesi és analitzar com s´integra una acció pedagògica a l'aula d'interpretació consecutiva. Aquesta acció pedagògica es basa en un enfocament socioconstructivista i pretén fomentar els processos autoreguladors en l´aprenentatge. Es concreta en la incorporació d'una bateria de pautes metacognitives dissenyades específicament per a desenvolupar les habilitats que requereix l'aprenentatge de la interpretació consecutiva. El nostre centre d´interès és l'estudi del pas de l´heteroregulació a l´autoregulació mitjançant la incorporació de les pautes metacognitives, enteses com a instruments de mediació. Conceptualment, la recerca pren com a principals referents teòrics l'autonomia de l'aprenent i la relació d´aquest àmbit amb la teoria sociocultural i amb els processos d'autoregulació. Pel que fa a la metodologia, seguim els pressupòsits de la recerca etnogràfica i els de l'aproximació ecològica de la recerca. Un dels reptes importants d'aquest tipus de recerca és el de trobar un model d'anàlisi que serveixi de base per a l'estudi de les dades resultants de la reflexió metacognitiva. Per fer-ho, ens hem aproximat a l´anàlisi del discurs. Un cop segmentades les dades, per a l'anàlisi interpretativa hem tingut en compte, entre altres, els aspectes següents: a) la relació que s'estableix entre els enunciats a través dels marcadors i els connectors del discurs b) la localització temporalc) la modalització i la polifonia de veus en el discurs. Entre els resultats obtinguts, destaca que els instruments ´diari de l´aprenent- i ´pauta metacognitiva- esdevenen formes vàlides per a verbalitzar la reflexió metacognitiva. I també que l´autoregulació de l'aprenentatge es desenvolupa en un procés de reflexió, cíclic i dinàmic. En aquest procés es fan evidents diversos graus o nivells. Identificar-los ajuda a integrar i a treballar el component metacognitiu a l´aula. I ha de permetre elaborar un programa d´aprendre a aprendre enfocat a l'ensenyament de la interpretació consecutiva. Un programa que respecti els microprocessos relacionats amb els nivells de consciència identificats i que, a la vegada, esdevingui útil per a propòsits didàctics. / El objetivo de esta tesis es analizar cómo se integra en el aula de interpretación consecutiva una acción pedagógica basada en un enfoque socioconstructivista y que pretende fomentar los procesos autoreguladores en el aprendizaje. Esa acción se concreta en la incorporación de una batería de pautas metacognitivas diseñadas específicamente para desarrollar las habilidades que requiere el aprendizaje de la interpretación consecutiva. Nuestro interés se centra en el paso de la heteroregulación a la autorregulación mediante la citada incorporación de pautas metacognitivas entendidas como instrumentos de mediación. Conceptualmente, la investigación adopta como principales referentes teóricos la autonomía del aprendiz en su relación con la teoría sociocultural y con los procesos de autorregulación. En cuanto a la metodología, seguimos los presupuestos de la investigación etnográfica y los de la aproximación ecológica a la investigación. Uno de los retos fundamentales de ese tipo de investigación consiste en hallar un modelo de análisis que sirva de base para el estudio que permita estudiar los datos resultantes de la reflexión metacognitiva. A tal fin partimos del análisis del discurso, procediendo de modo que, una vez segmentados los datos, se lleva a cabo una interpretación de los mismos definida según los siguientes criterios:a) la relación que se establece entre los enunciados recurriendo a los marcadores y conectores discursivosb) la localización temporalc) la modalización y la polifonía de voces en el discurso.Entre los resultados más destacados del presente trabajo cabe citar, por una parte, que los instrumentos 'diario del aprendiz' y 'pauta metacognitiva' resultan fórmulas válidas para verbalizar la reflexión metacognitiva. Por otra parte, hay que referirse al hecho de que la autorregulación del aprendizaje se desarrolla en un proceso de reflexión cíclico y dinámico en el que se dan distintos grados o niveles, la identificación de los cuales permite integrar y trabajar el componente metacognitivo en el aula. Ello, por su parte, debe posibilitar la elaboración de un programa de ´aprender a aprender- aplicado a la didáctica de la interpretación consecutiva y que se ajuste a los microprocesos relacionados con los niveles de conciencia metacognitiva identificados. / The purpose of this research is to analyse how a teaching action is integrated into the consecutive interpreting classroom. This teaching action is based on a socio-constructivist approach and attempts to encourage self-regulation processes in learning. The action takes the form of a battery of metacognitive guides designed specifically for developing the skills required for learning consecutive interpreting.Our focus of interest is the study of the move from hetero-regulation to self-regulation through the incorporation of instruments of mediation - the metacognitive guides - designed to develop the skills required for learning consecutive interpreting. Conceptually, the research takes as its main theoretical references learner autonomy and the relationship of this field with socio-cultural theory and the processes of self-regulation. As for methodology, we follow the criteria of ethnographic and ecologial approach to research. One of the important challenges of this kind of research is finding a model of analysis that serves as a basis for studying the data resulting from metacognitive reflection. To do this, we have used a discourse analysis approach. Once the data has been segmented, for the interpretive analysis we have taken into account the following aspects, among others: a) the relationship between the sentences through the markers and connectors; b) the location in time; c) the modalization and the polyphony of voices in the speech. Among the main results obtained, the mediation instruments, ´learner´s diary- and ´metacognitive guide-, prove to be valid forms for verbalizing metacognitive reflection. Also, that self-regulation of learning is developed in a cyclical and dynamic reflection process. In this process, different degrees or levels become clear. Identifying them helps to integrate and work with the metacognitive element in the classroom. And it should make it possible to draw up a learning-to-learn program focused on teaching consecutive interpreting: a program that respects the micro-processes related to the levels of consciousness identified and which, at the same time, should prove useful for teaching purposes. learner diary ethnography self-regulation metacognitive guide metacognition sociocultural theory learner autonomy socioconstructivism consecutive interpreting anàlisis del discurso instrumentos de mediación mediación aprender a aprender investigación ecológica etnografía estudio de caso diario del aprendiz pauta metacognitiva autorregulación metacognición teoría sociocultural socioconstructivismo autonomía del aprendiz interpretación consecutiva anàlisi del discurs mediació instruments de mediació aprendre a aprendre estudi de cas recerca ecològica case study etnografia diari de l´aprenent pauta metacognitiva autoregulació metacognició teoria sociocultural socioconstructivisme autonomia de l´aprenent interpretació consecutiva ecological research learning to learn mediation mediation tools discourse analysis 37 80
77	En studie i elevmotivation genom självreglerande lärande som metod för inlärning i moderna språk / A study on Learner Motivation by means of Learner Autonomy as Studying Technique in Modern Language Learning Gehrke, Karina Wiebke January 2022 (has links) Onödiga språkvalsbyten i moderna språk kan anses vara resultat av motivationsbrist kopplat till intrycket att glädje i språkvalsstudier inte leder till gymnasiebehörighet. Denna studie ämnar undersöka och fördjupa kunskap om a) samband mellan självreglering och elevmotivation, samt b) samband mellan glädje och motivation. Hattie och Zierer (2019) konstaterar att mer självreglering leder till ökad elevmotivation. För att pröva om denna slutsats kan verifieras, genomfördes en empirisk studie med lärarintervjuer som besvarade följande fråga: Vad anser lärare är en bra återkoppling till eleverna? För att kunna nå en slutsats i frågan om samband mellan självreglering och elevmotivation etablerades först en definition av begreppet självreglering. I detta syfte användes en teori som står för uppsatsens analytiska ramverk. Ramverket baseras på författare som arbetar i linje med Richard M. Ryans och Edward L. Decis Self-Determination Theory (SDT). Då slutsatsen att mer självreglerande lärande leder till ökad elevmotivation inte kunde verifieras i min empiriska studie, genomfördes en noggrann litteraturstudie. Utifrån denna kunde jag sedan göra en analys av mina frågeställningar med anslutande diskussion. Resultatet antyder att lärare bör fokusera på elevmotivationens kvalitet, med den prototypiska intrinsiska motivationen som mål, för att kunna motverka motivationsbristen i skolan. I detta forskningsarbete kom jag dessutom fram till slutsatsen att en högre motivation i allra högsta grad kan leda till ett mer effektivt lärande i allmänhet. Nyckelord: effektivt lärande, elevmotivation, intrinsisk motivation, motivationsbrist, Self-Determination Theory, självreglering, återkoppling formative assessment learner autonomy Self-Determination Theory motivation language studies language learner autonomy SDT intrinsic motivation extrinsic motivation learning motivation self-regulation student motivation modern languages language learning formative feedback self-regulated learning effective learning task level process level self-regulation level feedback long-term goals learning goals high school eligibility curriculum primary school language choice multilingual society result-oriented curriculum learning system language skills curriculum in modern languages upper secondary school motivation difficulty motivation problem German lack of motivation planning phase implementation phase self-reflection phase metacognition metacognitive strategy metacognitive process thought process visible learning controlled learning autonomous self-regulation sense of autonomy social values personal values self-regulation style identified regulation integrated regulation SDT work method self-reflection goal setting learning activity formative Motivation im Unterricht Lernermotivation Autonomie Fremdsprachenunterricht Formative Diagnostik Lernerautonomie Lernmotivation Selbstregulation Autonomie Schülermotivation moderne Sprachen Sprachenlernen formative Beurteilung formatives Feedback selbstgesteuertes Lernen effektives Lernen Freude am Lernen Aufgabenebene Prozessebene Selbstregulationsebene Feedback Lernziele Lehrplan Grundschule mehrsprachige Gesellschaft ergebnisorientierter Lehrplan Lernsystem Sprachkompetenz Lehrplan in Moderne Sprachen Sekundarstufe II Motivationsschwierigkeit Motivationsproblem Fach Deutsch DaF Motivationsmangel Planungsphase Umsetzungsphase Selbstreflexionsphase Metakognition metakognitive Strategien metakognitiver Prozess Denkprozess sichtbares Lernen intrinsische Motivation extrinsische Motivation kontrolliertes Lernen autonome Selbstregulation Autonomiegefühl soziale Werte persönliche Werte Selbstregulationsstil identifizierte Regulation integrierte Regulation SDT Arbeitsmethode Selbstreflexion Zielsetzung Lernaktivität lärandemotivation självreglering autonomi elevmotivation moderna språk språkinlärning formativ bedömning formativ återkoppling självreglerande lärande effektivt lärande glädje i undervisning uppgiftsnivå processnivå självregleringsnivå återkoppling långsiktiga mål lärandemål gymnasiebehörighet läroplan språkvalslektion grundskola språkval flerspråkig samhälle resultatorienterad lärosystem språkkunskap kursplan i moderna språk högstadiet motivationssvårighet motivationsproblematik tyska motivationsbrist planeringsfas genomförandefas självreflektionsfas metakognition metakognitiv strategi metakognitiv process tankeprocess synligt lärande inneboende motivation yttre motivation kontrollerad autonom självreglering extrinsisk motivation intrinsisk motivation autonomikänsla sociala värden personliga värden självregleringsstil identifierad reglering integrerad reglering SDT arbetsmetod självreflektion målsättning inlärningsaktivitet formativ Learning Lärande

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