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Cognitive Reasoning (Self-efficacy - ones ability to judge their own…
Cognitive Reasoning
Self-efficacy - ones ability to judge their own capability(Schunk, 1991)
If low, tasks will/may be avoided
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Expectations and value
More important / achievable a goal, the more likely one is to pursue it
Influence performance, but cannot guarantee it without aptitude
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Multiple sets of knowledge and multiple ways to solve a problem lead to complexity in developing models
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BioWorld
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Reflection: Interesting that the need to modify content was identified as essential to teach, but not strategies to assist students in using their meta-cognitive skills
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Extrinsic Rewards (Deci, Koestner, & Ryan, 2001)
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Reflection: How does one increase intrinsic motivation, especially in community college learners
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