This study examined the students’ development of self-regulatory skills—learning
strategies, goal setting, and time management—in a project-based setting. It proposes that
project-based learning is a significant vehicle for students to develop self-regulatory behaviors in
contrast to routine, daily assignments with goal strategies and due dates usually established for
students by the teacher. This project-based learning experience provided the opportunity and
setting for students to recognize, choose, and utilize learning strategies, determine goal setting
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procedures, manage their time and, most importantly, self-monitor their progress through a
weekly recording system, the Student Weekly Reflection Form (SWRF). In combination with
data obtained from the SWRFs, two instruments were chosen to examine the impact of this
educational process on students’ self-regulatory skill development: the Bandura Self-Efficacy for
Self-Regulated Learning Scale (Bandura, as cited in Pajares and Urdan, Eds., 2006) and the
Goal Orientation Index (GOI) (Atman, 1986) (See Appendix C).
This study examined the students’ development of self-regulatory skills—learning
strategies, goal setting, and time management—in a project-based setting. It proposes that
project-based learning is a significant vehicle for students to develop self-regulatory behaviors in
contrast to routine, daily assignments with goal strategies and due dates usually established for
students by the teacher. This project-based learning experience provided the opportunity and
setting for students to recognize, choose, and utilize learning strategies, determine goal setting
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procedures, manage their time and, most importantly, self-monitor their progress through a
weekly recording system, the Student Weekly Reflection Form (SWRF). In combination with
data obtained from the SWRFs, two instruments were chosen to examine the impact of this
educational process on students’ self-regulatory skill development: the Bandura Self-Efficacy for
Self-Regulated Learning Scale (Bandura, as cited in Pajares and Urdan, Eds., 2006) and the
Goal Orientation Index (GOI) (Atman, 1986) (See Appendix C).
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