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The Blogging Apprenticeship (Identity Construction Processes)
By Glenn Groulx May 12, 2010 - 3:11pm Comments (2)
Identity Construction Processes
| Process | Tag | Description |
| Self-Awareness | SAWARE | past experiences, internal/external motivations, learning environment |
| Self-Efficacy | SEFFIC | identification of goals, expressing frustrations, ambivalence, doubts, concerns; taking inventory of knowledge and skills; stop-points |
| Self-Observation | SOBSERVE | reflections on personal perspective changes, self-talk, self-recording, tallying, metrics |
| Self-Reaction | SREACT | reflections on lessons learned, describing social supports in place or to be put in place; self-praise; digital footprints; action plans, pause-points; |
| Self-Presentation | SPRESENT | self-created learning aids; artefacts of learning; schemas, tables and charts, graphic organizers, rich pictures, idea maps, checklists, annotated bookmarks, pageflakes, podcasts, collections of RSS feeds, profile development |
| Self-Judgement | SJUDGE | revising goals, looking back, looking forward; comparing performance to self-determined critieria, determining criteria for self-assessment; summary reflections |
Glenn Groulx
I am interested in exploring edublogging for literacy learners, to empower them to tell stories, and foster confidence in their voices.
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Comments
Where did this come from? These tags would be good portfolio organizers.
hi Mary,
This is a revision of Zimmermann's ideas from his article: A Cognitive view of self-regulated learning. I created a concept map using these concepts in an earlier post. I then applied them to the application of blogging.
In the previous two tables (knolwedge and network construction processes, I drew from Lilia Efimova's work from her Mathemagenic blog, as well as from Stephen Downes' blog posts, particularly from his ARFF model to describe network building activities.