Learning to learn and the temporary projection of business students Learning to learn and the temporary projection of business students
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The study of Self-Regulated Learning has been present in the educational and academic agenda for several decades and gained even more relevance from the interest in enabling university students to learn to learn and develop comprehensively to provide better contributions to the labor market. In this context, it is interesting to explore what is the link between academic self-regulation and the Temporal Orientation (TO) of university students. To this end, in the present research, we analyze the responses given by 130 students that entered the careers of Business Sciences and Accounting at a private university, in the Inventory of Temporal Perspective (Zimbardo & Boyd, 1999) and in the Questionnaire of Motivation and Learning Strategies (MSLQ) (Pintrich, Smith, García and Mc Keachie, 1991). The results show the relationship between self-regulation and OT, as well as the relation between higher levels of autonomy and OT characterized by an optimistic view of the past, a hedonistic present and the projection towards the future.
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