Posted on 03/09/2020
In Exchange If you have adopted a primarily asynchronous approach to teaching online, this article can help you help students who lack the necessary self-regulated learning skills to be successful.
For students who have yet to develop the necessary self-regulated learning skills needed to be successful in asynchronous online learning, there are steps you can take to help them. This article is written by an educational psychologist who shares tips on how to help, based on a three-phase cyclical model of self-regulation, students learn strategies to succeed.