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Learning readiness as an operationalization of self-regulated learning (SRL)

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The article grounds the WEC's learning readiness construct in self-regulated learning theory, which it defines as "the ability to regulate cognition, behaviours, and emotions to achieve academic goals". Learning readiness is operationalized through three components: academic self-concept, perseverance, and engagement (flow). The discussion positions SRL as central to LA, noting Winne and Hadwin's model of learners engaging in interconnected phases, and argues LA could be used not just diagnostically but to actively cultivate SRL skills.

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type theory
title Learning readiness as an operationalization of self-regulated learning (SRL)
description The article grounds the WEC's learning readiness construct in self-regulated learning theory, which it defines as "the ability to regulate cognition, behaviours, and emotions to achieve academic goals".
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