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De Sellers, Ph.D., Cerridwen, Inc.
Carol W. Dochen, Ph.D., Texas State University, San Marcos
Russell B. Hodges, Ed.D., Texas State University, San Marcos

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2005
Format: Paper; 384 pp

ISBN-10: 0130486159
ISBN-13:9780130486158Help icon

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  • New model for academic learning courses titled “Learning Frameworks” introduced.
    • Provide students with the means to understand how self-assessment, self-regulation, and cognitive theories/strategies are interrelated activities that when used together promote success in college.

  • Solid theories for each learning strategy—Clearly articulates how and why learning can be enhanced.
    • Provide students with the structure for and explanation of practical learning, allowing them to understand the reason for engaging in specific academic behaviors and how to adapt to differing circumstances.

  • Self-assessments—Begin each chapter (pg. 46-47). 
    • Enable students to assess their skills and knowledge of the content at the start of the chapter, helping them develop interest in its content and making the material more accessible.

  • Application exercises—Integrates theory and practice through skill-building activities and learning exercises(pg. 28-30; pg. 37-38).
    • Emphasize for students the transfer of skills to other courses.

  • Guided Journal questions—Includes review and discussion questions at the end of each chapter (pg. 190-191).
    • Help students reflect and process the information from a broad perspective.

  • Case studies—Illustrates how differing student populations create different solutions to academic problems (pg. 270-277; pg. 278-282).
    • Allow students to comprehend and apply theories and strategies.

  • End-of-chapter Summaries and Key Terms (pg. 219-221). 
    • Assist students as they review the chapter material.

 
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