The study examined the level of self-regulation in students’ learning activities. The research used the SSUD-2011 methodology by A.V. Morosanova (Self-Regulation in Learning Activities) and SAN (Well-being – Activity – Mood) by V.A. Doskin, N.A. Lavrentyeva, V.B. Sharay, and M.P. Miroshnikov. The SSUD-2011 tool was adapted into Kazakh and its reliability was confirmed using Cronbach’s Alpha coefficient.
Results showed differences in students’ abilities for planning, monitoring, and self-assessment of their learning activities. Spearman correlation analysis revealed statistically significant positive relationships between students’ emotional state, activity, and self-regulation, highlighting the role of emotional factors in effective learning. The findings can be applied to improve educational programs, develop individual learning strategies, and enhance academic performance.

