What´s A Self-Regulated Learner?

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So what exactly is a Self-Regulated Leaner? To be honest before I read the article about this for this class I wasn’t real sure. As I read the article I started connecting what I was reading to what I have seen a couple of times in some Special Education classroom and honestly thought it was kind of crazy. However, as I read more about this and heard the reasoning behind why these techniques are used and work, I now feel I have better understanding of what this whole topic is really about and how it works as well as why it works.
With this information in hand I decided to do a presentation not only for class but also for my LEP. I felt this would be the best way to present a topic like this. I also determined that if this was going

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