Students' Beliefs
Methods of investigating students' beliefs about autonomy in language learning
... An investigation of students' beliefs and conceptions of autonomy in learning English as a second language... Definition of Autonomy ‘The ability to take charge of one’s own learning’ [r] ...
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Loving and Loathing Physical Education: An Exploration of Students’ Beliefs
... Though students’ beliefs about the appropriateness of the curriculum changed very little, some trends deserve ...male students reported decreasing PE Curriculum ...elementary students became ...
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High-school Students’ Beliefs about Learning English and Arabic
... The students held the most different beliefs about learning English and Arabic in this ...the students’ beliefs is attributable to the target ...the students believed that in order to ...
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Teachers’ attitudes towards job satisfaction and their students’ beliefs and motivation
... The issue of job satisfaction has always attracted great attention among researchers in various fields including business, industry and the public sector. This study is an attempt to investigate the relationship between ...
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LECTURERS’ AND STUDENTS’ BELIEFS IN CODE-SWITCHING: A MALAYSIAN POLYTECHNIC CONTEXT
... their students understood what they have taught as these students are also getting used to the current ...the beliefs of both lecturers and students on code- switching are in the subject ...
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Splits in students’ beliefs about learning classical and quantum physics
... with students) about the likeli- hood that students would “split” their ...physics, students may perceive quantum physics to be less tangibly connected to real-world experiences, less conceptu- ally ...
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University Students’ Beliefs on Communicating Meanings: Justifying the Language Policy
... for students who also do not have English as their first language, challenged their ability to comprehend what is said in ...where beliefs come to control the teachers’ actions in class- ...by ...
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Secondary school students’ lack of mathematics understanding
... view, beliefs are generated through pupils’ involvement in the mathematics classroom (Schoenfeld, ...1985). Students’ beliefs could include students’ views about mathematical competency, ...
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CROSSING METACOGNITIVE AWARENESS IN UNIVERSITY STUDIES: AN EMPHASIS ON BELIEFS
... Students’ beliefs in the field of learning indicate an overall picture of their expectation from the learning process (Bernat, ...2008). Beliefs can be shaped according to the students’ ...
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Impact of Students’ Mathematical Beliefs and Self-regulated Learning on Mathematics Ability of University Students
... simple students’ mathematical beliefs and self-regulated learning in mathematics affects an undergraduate students' ability in ...of students’ mathematical beliefs and critical thinking ...
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Transfer of learning and the cultural matrix: the interrelationship of culture, beliefs, and learning
... between students’ beliefs about knowledge and learning and the transfer of learning, no such association was detected between the beliefs and students’ secondary school ...The students’ ...
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Logistic Regression Analysis of Students' Mathematical Beliefs of University Students
... immature beliefs and inappropriate self-regulations have strong impact on students’ critical thinking, problem- solving performance, and their approach to learning through innovative skills and engagement ...
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The beliefs of first year Japanese university students towards the learning of English
... in students’ beliefs have been in a direction more in line with the beliefs of the ...that students have in some way been influenced by the activities and practices of the ...strong ...
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MOTIVATIONAL BELIEFS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
... the beliefs of motivation they have, and despite the interesting research the extent of the possibility of the development of this ability, however, there is a dearth of studies that focused on the disclosure of ...
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A Study of Students’ Attitudes toward Using Technology in Second Language Learning
... the students use it and on their attitudes that result from the experience they have using the technology (Blake, ...and students need to feel like the technology is offering them something that they cannot ...
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The Inter relationship of Science and Religion: A typology of engagement
... help students constructively engage with and manage any differences they encounter between science and ...provided. Students are seen as much more capable of guiding their own learning, if sparked by ...
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Students’ feedback beliefs and anxiety in online foreign language oral tasks
... the students’ specific anxiety reaction towards the learning of a foreign ...reflecting students ’ ease when using English, either at school or with a native speaker outside (sample item: “ I never feel ...
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The changing ‘beliefs’ of Pre ITE students on how mathematics should be taught
... that beliefs underpin personal thought and behaviour. Beliefs underlie reasons why we engage in certain practices and not ...However, beliefs can also become too comfortable and too resistant to ...
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Blended learning motivation model for instructors in higher education institutions
... of students, which also increases learning outside the traditional face-to-face learning environment (Oakley, ...engage students in ac- tive learning that promotes skills such as communication, information ...
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A question of calibration: A review of the self-efficacy beliefs of students with learning disabilities
... on students‟ mis-calibrations of efficacy beliefs with the criterial ...LD students underestimating their self-efficacy, in this case for spelling and a short-term memory task, although they ...
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