Metacognition Flashcardds

Metacognition Strategies:

-identifying one's own learning style and needs. -noticing the frequent mistakes. -evaluating task success. -planning for your next task.

Metacognition Examples:

-noticing that you have issues remembering people's names. -knowing the answer to a problem but can't recall it. -learning new strategies to make effective decisions

Metacognition:

Awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes.

How does Metacognition develop?

For Example: As a student, when we acquire knowledge, we learn to embrace learning and change our behavior to be organized in order to learn better. We start to see our strengths and weaknesses, and the results we get. In result of this: we become aware and understand our thought process; this is called Metacognition.

How can metacognition fuel your growth mindset?

Metacognitive strategies can advance your studies and the way you learn. Students or anyone who practices these strategies gain more progress compared to students who stay in a fixed mindset.

Metacognition Skills:

Thinking about thinking: the inner voice that helps one solve problems, strategize, and self- evaluate performance.