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Uncovering Vocational Students’ Multiple Goal Profiles in the Learning of Professional Mathematics: Differences in Learning Strategies, Motivational Beliefs, and Cognitive Abilities
Motivation to learn in vocational education is underexplored by researchers in educational psychology. Yet, teachers would profit from an understanding of the goals apprentices adopt for their learning and how these goals relate to students’ learning strategies and abilities. Using latent profile an
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