The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students
Behind the actions and strategies that people punt into practice to learn or teach there is usually a theoretical body that is scarcely explicit and that is built up starting form a set of coherent or incoherent assumptions according to the relationship that exists between what the subject says and...
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paper:paper_20072872_v8_n23_p49_Garcia2023-06-08T16:32:56Z The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students Argentina Human sciences Learning Metacognition Social sciences University students Behind the actions and strategies that people punt into practice to learn or teach there is usually a theoretical body that is scarcely explicit and that is built up starting form a set of coherent or incoherent assumptions according to the relationship that exists between what the subject says and what he/she actually does. This implied representations emerge not only from the formal education that people receive, but also from every subject's own educational trajectory and, in the case of teacher, they guide in some way their practice, as it has been shown in many researches about this matter. In this article the author analyzes the ideas about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies by two teams of university students enrolled in an educational sciences degree who come from different disciplinary areas of the human and social sciences. The results show that the conceptions about learning depend strongly on the disciplinary field in which students have been trained, although for what regards the use of metacognitive strategies this disciplinary dependence is only partial. 2017 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_20072872_v8_n23_p49_Garcia http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_20072872_v8_n23_p49_Garcia |
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Behind the actions and strategies that people punt into practice to learn or teach there is usually a theoretical body that is scarcely explicit and that is built up starting form a set of coherent or incoherent assumptions according to the relationship that exists between what the subject says and what he/she actually does. This implied representations emerge not only from the formal education that people receive, but also from every subject's own educational trajectory and, in the case of teacher, they guide in some way their practice, as it has been shown in many researches about this matter. In this article the author analyzes the ideas about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies by two teams of university students enrolled in an educational sciences degree who come from different disciplinary areas of the human and social sciences. The results show that the conceptions about learning depend strongly on the disciplinary field in which students have been trained, although for what regards the use of metacognitive strategies this disciplinary dependence is only partial. |
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The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students |
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The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students |
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The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students |
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The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students |
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The relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students |
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relationships between disciplinary training, conceptions about learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in university educational sciences students |
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