Metacognition

Thinking about how you think is called ____.

• Metacognition

• Long Term Memory

• Values of Inquiry

This stores pieces of information for you to use later such as tying your shoe.

• Self-awareness

• Long term memory

• Working memory

The metacognition cycle includes ____ strengths and weaknesses.

• Developing

• Reflecting on

• Evaluating

Using your working memory takes a lot of ____.

• Work

• Time

• Money

You are solving a difficult math problem. You are using your ____.

• Short term memory

• Long term memory

• Working memory

If you struggle to fry an egg, then you may have weakness in ____. (Choose the best match)

• Cooking

• Multi-tasking

• Following a recipe

Being aware of what others think of and view you is ____.

• Weakness

• Self-awareness

• Values

People really enjoy eating the cakes and cookies I make. They say the taste and texture is better than most they have tried. I have been making cakes for a very long time and I have techniques I use. This describes _________.

• A strength

• Value of Inquiry

• Self awareness

Knowing your strengths, weakness, beliefs, and motives is ____.

• Self-awareness

• Strengths

• Values of Inquiry

In the metacognition cycle, what is the last step?

• Assess the task

• Reflecting

• Applying strategies