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metacognition
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Maria Sanderson
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Metacognition
The concept of metacognition revolves around the ability to think about and control one's own thinking processes. It plays a crucial role in learning by helping individuals to plan, monitor, and evaluate their cognitive activities.
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3. Monitoring of cognition
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Use covert and overt learning strategies
Understand that mastering something takes time and practice
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Monitor your own comprehension
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KWL Charts
Ways to control cognition
Evaluating
See where you were efficient in your learning
Monitoring
Be aware of your task performance and comprehension
Planning
Allocate resources
Select appropriate strategies
Learning Strategies
Covert learning strategies
These are not seen
Overt learning strategies
These are observable
What is metacognition?
To judge one's levels of learning
To monitor, plan, and control mental processing
To be consciously aware of oneself
The ability to think about one's own thinking