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The Little Golden Book of Metacognition
The simplest definition of metacognition is "thinking about thinking to improve learning." Metacognition includes knowing what you know and don't know; understanding person, task, and strategy variables; planning, monitoring, evaluating and reflecting. Metacognition is an invaluable skill for learning in every area: academic, socio-emotional, the arts, physical education, and service education.
It is an integral part of Emotional Intelligence, 21st Century Skills, Problem Solving, Fixed/Growth Mindsets, Critical Thinking, Executive Functions as well as Inquiry Learning and Problem-Based Learning.
Learn how to strengthen your metacognitive teaching skills and revitalize your teaching life while doing it, as you create a community of thinking in your classroom.
It is an integral part of Emotional Intelligence, 21st Century Skills, Problem Solving, Fixed/Growth Mindsets, Critical Thinking, Executive Functions as well as Inquiry Learning and Problem-Based Learning.
Learn how to strengthen your metacognitive teaching skills and revitalize your teaching life while doing it, as you create a community of thinking in your classroom.
67 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 17, 2017
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Susan Stevens
36 books3 followersSusan Stevens holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Masters of Divinity at Ashland Theological Seminary. Her heart's passion is working with women to touch the heart of Jesus through formational prayer. Susan lives and ministers in East Ohio.
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