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System (Linköping). 2023, 112 ?-1.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.system.2022.102971
Despite the importance that goals have for language learning (Lee & Bong, 2019), little is known about the effects on learner behaviours. Combining individualized (idiographic) and standardized (nomothetic) methodologies, this study investigated whether the self-concordance of learning goals formulated at the beginning of a program of language education affected engagement and resilience at the end of the first year. Following research demonstrating the mediating roles of goal effort and goal progress (Vasalampi et al., 2009), these variables were included in the study design. Participants were 41 teacher education students on a university program in Turkey. Data was collected on four occasions over two semesters. Analyses were carried out using path modelling. Results showed that starting the program with self-concordant goals had positive effects on engagement and resilience later in the year. Effects of self-concordance were mediated by goal effort and goal progress. For engagement, a direct effect of self-concordance was also found. Findings point to an important relationship between the quality of language learners’ goals and L2 learning behaviours. Further, the study highlights the value of idiographic methods in goal-focused research.
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Why my annual average number equals to sum of average number in each month?
Total Case Number = COUNT ( 'Case Table' [Case Number] )
Total VALUE = SUM ('Main Table'[Value])
Total PC = CALCULATE ('Main Table'[Total VALUE], 'Main Table'[Key Figure] = "PC" )
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I'm encountering a calculation issue that I'm trying to have an average number by month using Total case number divide Total PC number. And Total case number divide Total PC number are calculated based on two different sheet, however I have used third sheet and link them together.
And you can see from below screenshot that the average Case by PC = 0.09, and it equals to the sum of each month in the bar chart. I'm wondering if there is anything wrong in my calculation. I' think average number should be a middle number in a fluctuation. Thanks!
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Thanks for you sharing! I tried you DAX in my product enviroment and it did worked out as you stated. But I'm actually seeking the average of each month's average number, so I can use the it to do colour setting for columns, which means I need to manully create a baseline for the monthly average number. Thanks!
Share data in a format the can be pasted in an MS Excel file. Also, show the expected result very clearly .
I've copied the raw in another issue, and somehow I get the number that I want but not sure if the calculation logic is correct and have another issue in colour settings with some extra calculation. If you still interest, pls check this:
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