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For example, in a study of 173 seventh graders, Pintrich and De Groot (1990) found that higher levels of selfregulation were correlated with higher levels of achievement, as measured by final course grades, essays and reports, and in-class seatwork. Additional time is important as long as the time is used in "high-quality assisted reading time and less time alone especially in unmonitored seatwork with workbooks and worksheets. Schools around the world thus have little in common except a vaguely similar form: age-graded, co-educational, "egg-carton" classes in which teachers rely mainly on lecture-recitation and seatwork. |
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