Tag Archives: Self Regulated Learning

#SelfReg: An Inquiry Reflection

Posted on March 5, 2019 by Anthony_Perrotta

Over the course of my learning as a student in the Master’s of Education course “Self-Regulated Inquiry,” at Queen’s University, the realization that goal setting is an enabler of self-regulation was most pressing. It was with this critical new knowledge … Continue reading →

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With Self-Regulation Intention Matters.

Posted on March 3, 2019 by Anthony_Perrotta

In my current Master’s of Education course amply titled “Self Regulation Inquiry,” there has been a number of pressing moments of realization that speaks to both my teaching and student learning. What I thought I knew about Self-Regulation as a … Continue reading →

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Finding the Success in Failure

Posted on January 29, 2019 by Anthony_Perrotta

Like many high school teachers across Ontario, I’m presently navigating the turbulent seas of culminating activities and final exams. This is an incredibly stressful time of year for students. As students thrive for the best mark possible, I often ask … Continue reading →

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What my son taught me about Self-Regulation

Posted on January 14, 2019 by Anthony_Perrotta

Yesterday, I was schooled by my five-year old son. Coming down the stairs early morning yesterday, my son was already in an assertive mood. Always the self-advocate, he expressed how he didn’t want to attend a new sports program I … Continue reading →

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