Enhancing self‐regulated learning and learning experience in generative AI environments: The critical role of metacognitive support
Xiaoqing Xu,
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Lifang Qiao,
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Nuo Cheng
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British Journal of Educational Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
The
rapid
development
of
generative
artificial
intelligence
(GenAI)
has
brought
opportunities
and
new
challenges
to
higher
education.
Students
need
a
high
level
self‐regulated
learning
adapt
this
change.
However,
it
is
difficult
for
students
persist
in
self‐regulation
without
guidance.
Metacognitive
support
significant
advantage
enhancing
learning,
but
fewer
studies
have
explored
the
effects
its
role
GenAI
environments.
purpose
study
was
investigate
impacts
metacognitive
on
college
students'
experiences
environment.
A
quasi‐experiment
designed
which
68
were
divided
into
two
groups.
experimental
group
(
N
=
35)
received
explicit
support,
while
control
33)
did
not
receive
any
prompts.
experiment
lasted
4
weeks.
measured
academic
performance,
ability
(including
cognitive
load
technology
acceptance).
results
indicate
that
environment,
producing
between‐group
differences
achievement,
enhances
abilities
particularly
terms
task
strategy
self‐evaluation,
as
well
optimizing
their
experience.
also
found
at
risk
decreasing
if
they
lacked
conclusion
points
out
supports
learners
accomplish
tasks
potentially
reducing
effectiveness,
key
supporting
effective
regulation
learners'
This
provides
an
important
theoretical
practical
basis
how
better
Practitioner
notes
What
already
known
about
topic
SRL
vital
digital
Generative
AI
tools,
like
ChatGPT,
can
enhance
require
support.
Learners
often
struggle
apply
strategies
paper
adds
improves
It
reduces
increases
perceived
usefulness
tools.
Structured
leads
outcomes.
Implications
practice
and/or
policy
Teachers
should
integrate
when
using
Teacher
training
focus
tech‐rich
settings.
Policies
promote
ethical
use
Language: Английский
In experts’ words: Translating theory to practice for teaching self-regulated learning
Medical Teacher,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 7
Published: May 31, 2024
Health
professions
education
(HPE)
should
help
students
to
competently
self-regulate
their
learning,
preparing
them
for
future
challenges.
This
study
explored
the
perspectives
of
expert
self-regulated
learning
(SRL)
researchers
and
practitioners
on
practical
integration
SRL
theories
into
teaching.
Language: Английский
Using Serious Game Techniques with Health Sciences and Biomedical Engineering Students: An Analysis Using Machine Learning Techniques
Information,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 804 - 804
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
The
use
of
serious
games
on
virtual
learning
platforms
as
a
support
resource
is
increasingly
common.
They
are
especially
effective
in
helping
students
acquire
mainly
applied
curricular
content.
However,
process
required
to
monitor
the
effectiveness
and
students’
perceived
satisfaction.
objectives
this
study
were
(1)
identify
most
significant
characteristics;
(2)
determine
relevant
predictors
outcomes;
(3)
groupings
with
respect
different
game
activities;
(4)
perceptions
usefulness
simple
complex
activities.
We
worked
sample
130
university
studying
health
sciences
biomedical
engineering.
activities
Moodle
environment,
UBUVirtual,
monitored
using
UBUMonitor
tool.
degree
type
explained
differing
percentages
variance
results
assessment
tests
(34.4%—multiple
choice
[individual
assessment];
11.2%—project
performance
[group
25.6%—project
presentation
assessment]).
Different
clusters
found
depending
group
algorithm
applied.
Adjusted
Rang
Index
was
appropriate
each
case.
student
satisfaction
high
all
cases.
they
indicated
being
more
useful
than
resources
for
practical
content
both
engineering
degrees.
Language: Английский