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# Self-Regulated Learning

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  1. arXiv

    Long-term tutoring stops guessing from retrieved history: evidence, interpretation and teaching policy become one inspectable chain, lifting evidence accuracy by 13.2 points on average

    RegulaTutor links historical evidence, learner interpretation and teaching policy into one inspectable chain for long-term personalized tutoring, raising historical-evidence accuracy by 13.2 percentage points and learner diagnosis by 11.6 points on average across nine fixed-backbone comparisons on LongTutor.

  2. 58 Thai pre-service teachers chose their own resources and wrote handwritten notes in a six-week flipped writing course: most endorsed preparation and writing readiness, yet 73% struggled with vocabulary and grammar, 66% with judging multiple sources, and 53% with GenAI dependence

    In a six-week flipped EFL writing course, 58 second-year student teachers at a Thai university independently selected resources such as textbooks, websites, educational videos, and GenAI tools and synthesized their learning through handwritten notebook summaries; questionnaire responses showed generally positive perceptions of learning preparation, information management, learning responsibility, and writing readiness, while focus group discussions with 30 students revealed four interconnected constraints—limited linguistic and background knowledge, uncertainty without immediate teacher guidance, difficulty evaluating and synthesizing multiple resources, and challenges in negotiating GenAI use—which students navigated through increased effort, planning and self-regulation, use of multiple

  3. NotebookLM AI for Omani EFL Vocabulary: Experimental Group Kept Gaining on the Delayed Posttest While the Control Group Declined

    The study assigned 70 Omani pre-intermediate English learners to two groups of 35, with a control group receiving face-to-face instruction and an experimental group using NotebookLM AI as the main learning source for 80 target words; both groups improved on the posttest but the experimental group scored higher, the control group's scores dropped on the delayed posttest while the experimental group continued to improve, and the experimental group also outperformed the control group on a self-directed learning questionnaire.

  4. How Economics Students Develop Reflective Competence in AI-Mediated ESP Learning: A Conference Paper Abstract

    This conference paper abstract examines the development of reflective competence among economics students in AI-mediated English for Specific Purposes (ESP) learning, but the provided text contains only the title, author information, and the beginning of the abstract, lacking specific research methods, data, or conclusions.

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