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Metacognition
Metacognition
LEARNER-CENTERED
TEACHING
METACOGNITION
METACOGNITION
“beyond”
METACOGNITION
process of acquiring knowledge
mental processes
thinking
METACOGNITION
beyond thinking
thinking about thinking
learning how to learn
JOHN FLAVELL
● Metacognitive Knowledge
refers to what individuals know
about their own cognitive processes
● Metacognitive Experiences
refers to a real-time monitoring and
control of the cognitive processes
during specific activities
CATEGORIES OF METACOGNITIVE
KNOWLEDGE
PERSON VARIABLES
includes how one views himself as a
learner and thinker.
TASK VARIABLES
includes knowledge about the nature of the task
as well as the type of processing demands that it
will place upon the individual.
STRATEGY VARIABLES
involves awareness of the strategy used to learn a
topic and evaluating whether this strategy is effective.
CATEGORIES OF METACOGNITIVE
KNOWLEDGE
STRATEGY VARIABLES
Meta-attention
awareness of specific strategies to keep
your attention focused on the topic or task
at hand.
Meta-memory
awareness of memory strategies that work
best for you.
METACOGNITIVE
STRATEGIES TO
FACILITATE
LEARNING
METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES TO FACILITATE
LEARNING
Have students monitor their own learning and thinking.
T – Tune in P – Preview
Q – Question Q – Question
L – Listen R – Read
R – Remember R – Recite
R – Review
R – Reflect
METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES TO FACILITATE
LEARNING
Have students make predictions about information to be
presented next based on what they have read.