THE USE OF SELF-REGULATION STRATEGIES IN FIRST-SEMESTER CALCULUS: THE CASE OF SUNNY.

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Title: THE USE OF SELF-REGULATION STRATEGIES IN FIRST-SEMESTER CALCULUS: THE CASE OF SUNNY.
Authors: Turner, Kyle1 kyle.turner2@mavs.uta.edu, Álvarez, James A. M.1 james.alvarez@uta.edu
Source: Conference Papers -- Psychology of Mathematics & Education of North America. 2022, p1684-1688. 5p.
Subject Terms: *Calculus education, *Semester system in education, *Autodidacticism, *Mathematics education, *Curriculum
Abstract: This case study explores self-regulation strategies used by Sunny, a high-achieving first-semester freshman student in calculus and aims to identify how she uses self-regulation strategies while in the course. Individual and group interviews were analyzed using categories of self-regulation strategies previously identified in the research literature. Findings suggest that Sunny's specific self-regulation habits for mathematics centered on mastering course concepts and shifted from focusing on memorization to focusing on understanding. This provides leverage for continued efforts to help foster productive self-regulation strategies for success in first-semester calculus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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