Examples of self-regulating cycles and their insertion in the process of musical self-learning

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In this article we present and exemplify the concepts of self-regulation and self-regulating cycles in the teaching of musical instruments. The objective to be achieved with the adoption of self-regulation goes beyond the attainment of technical ability to perform a musical instrument, since it aims at the metacognitive development of the individual. The proposition of self-regulatory cycles was motivated mainly by the writings of the psychologist Barry Zimmerman (1998, 2000, 2002). As a result of the subjects here discussed, we point to the cognitive efficacy of the use of self-regulation, since this strategy contributes to the student's autonomy, which in this way becomesresponsible for all stages of his/ hers learning process.

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Corrêa, A. F., & Martins, L. S. M. (2020). Examples of self-regulating cycles and their insertion in the process of musical self-learning. Musica Hodie, 20. https://doi.org/10.5216/MH.V20.59153

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