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Development of a Set of Self-Regulated Learning Strategies to Improve Student Interest and Achievement in Science James A. Shymansky University of Missouri-St. Louis. Nation at Risk (1984) Declining interest Under-representation System focus hasn’t worked. The Problem.
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Development of a Set of Self-Regulated Learning Strategies to Improve Student Interest and Achievement in Science James A. ShymanskyUniversity of Missouri-St. Louis
Nation at Risk (1984) Declining interest Under-representation System focus hasn’t worked The Problem
Monitor one’s learning Evaluate one’s performance Make strategic control decisions SSRL--Focus on the Student
Confidence Questioning (CQ) Confidence Weighting (CW) Complementary SRL Strategies
Question on “big science idea” (NGSS) Ask for show of confidence in answer Record confidence ratings Discuss science idea Repeat cycle after instruction CQ Close-up
Student answers quiz/test question Student rates confidence in answers Quiz/test scored with and without weights Student graded on “higher” score CW Close-up
Development, Feasibility, Pilot Study Focus on high school chemistry (Phase 1) Alpha level development (Phase 2) Beta level revision and fine-tuning (Phase 3) Quasi-experimental pilot study Project Plan
Treatments: CQ/CW and control classrooms Outcomes: SRL and science achievement 3-Level HLM (treatment, student demographics, teacher/school) Pilot Study
Projected to begin August 2014 Parallel studies invited Open Invitation