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Understanding how learner intent affects learning is vital for educators and participants involved in any learning situation. This study explains and explores the concept of a learner intent for students involved in online learning situations. The results of this study show that the intentions of students for the learning expected of them affects the quality of the learning that occurs. What may be missing in many learning situations is students reflecting on themselves as learners, specifically, reflecting on their true intentions for learning. Reflective reasoning, thinking about one s…mehr

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Understanding how learner intent affects learning is
vital for educators and participants involved in any
learning situation. This study explains and explores
the concept of a learner intent for students involved
in online learning situations. The results of this
study show that the intentions of students for the
learning expected of them affects the quality of the
learning that occurs. What may be missing in many
learning situations is students reflecting on
themselves as learners, specifically, reflecting on
their true intentions for learning. Reflective
reasoning, thinking about one s commitment to
learning and the quality of that learning, can be a
catalyst in the formation of efficacious learner
intent. This understanding is central to the
identification of effective strategies for
encouraging students to develop worthy learner intent
leading to increased learning.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Davies is an assistant professor of Instructional Psychology
and Technology at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, USA.