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The effects of training in self-regulated learning and achievement orientations in lower socioeconomic elementary students
Previous research has explored the development of the self-regulated learner. The majority of these studies have focused on high school and college students (Hofer & Yu, 2003). This study explored this concept at the elementary school level with lower socioeconomic students. This study was designed
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