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Drs. Subirman Musa, M.Hum Diki, S.Si., M.Ed., Ph.D
Dra. Andi Sylvana, M.Si Dr. Murtiadi Awaluddin, M.Si Improving Self-Regulation in Online Distance Learning through Self-Efficacy and Creativity
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self-regulated learning
Recipients of Bidikmisi Scholarships at UPBJJ-UT No Class Total Program of Study Location of Recipient 1 2012 24 Bachelor Degree-Management Makassar 30 Bachelor Degree-Accounting 2 2013 41 Barru, Maros 50 Barru, Tana Toraja 3 2014 25 Bachelor Degree-Public Administration Luwu Timur Selayar 4 2015 Sinjai Sidrap 5 2016 Bachelor Degree-Library Science Bantaeng 6 2018 Bachelor Degree-Business Administration 320 self-efficacy academic creativity Photo by Monika Grabkowska on Unsplash self-regulated learning
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Literature Review 01 02 03 Self-Efficacy
Albert Bandura in Yufita & Budiarto (2006): a subset of Social Cognitive theory; self-aspects and self-knowledge elements Creativity in Learning Slameto (2010): a learning outcome through cognitive skills, practicable and achievable throughout teaching and learning processes Creativity and learning: self-adjustment with environment, appropriate learning modes and motivation. Self-Regulated Learning Ownership of personal action; determination and capacity to deal with obstacles; solution <a href=" photo created by freepik -
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H1 H2 H3 HYPOTHESIS DEVELOPMENT
Self-efficacy significantly affects self-regulated learning. Creativity significantly affects self-regulated learning. Self-efficacy and creativity altogether have a significant effect on self-regulated learning.
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METHOD Quantitative descriptive design 125 student recipients of
Bidikmisi 5-point Likert scale questionnaire Validity and reliability test Multiple linear regression
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Std. Error of the Estimate
Hypothesis Testing Model Summaryb Model R R2 Adjusted R2 Std. Error of the Estimate 1 .540a .291 .280 Predictors: (Constant), Creativity, Self-Efficacy Dependent Variable: Self-Regulated Learning
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Unstandardized Coefficient Standardized Coefficient
Partial Regression (T Test) Model Unstandardized Coefficient Standardized Coefficient t Sig. B Std. Error Beta (Constant) 19.822 3.686 5.377 .000 Self-efficacy .288 .145 .156 1.991 .049 Creativity .511 .085 .472 6.013 Y = 19, ,288 Self-Efficacy + 0,511 Creativity +e Xs X1 X2 Hypothesis Results Tcal of self-efficacy is 1,991 >, and ttable at α = 0,05 and df = 129 is 1,656 at a significance level of 0,049 Tcal of creativity is 6,013 >, and ttable at α = 0,05 and df = 129 is 1,656 at a significance level of 0,000
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F Test ANOVAb Self-efficacy and creativity on self-regulated learning
Model Sum of Squares df Mean of Square F Sig. Regression 2 25.915 .000b Residual 126 14.857 Total 128 Dependent Variable: self-regulated learning Predictors: (Constant), creativity, self-efficacy Self-efficacy and creativity on self-regulated learning Fcal of 25,915 at a significance of 0,000 (< 5%) and Ftable of 3,07
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Student awareness of the concept and nature of self-efficacy in an educational sense with respect to educational aspirations toward self-regulated learning Benefits of new learning strategies and the implementation of new methods, tools and content in embracing self-regulated learning CONCLUSION <a href=" photo created by freepik -
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A foundational basis of future studies to observe self-regulated learning in a more detailed and representative manner Explore the dynamics of self-efficacy and creativity within the context of self-regulated learning Policy-making process which requires teachers and instructors to assimilate self-efficacy and creativity into self-regulated routines SUGGESTION <a href=" photo created by freepik -
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