Metacognitive Strategies

This knowledge involves an awareness by learners of their learning behaviors.

• Metacognition

• Cognitive skills

• Metacognitive skills

• Language abilities

Is the way the students incorporate critical and creative thinking and problem solving.

• Cognitive skills

• Good thinking

• Metacognitive skills

• Learning

Is the fact or condition of knowing something gained through experience or asociation.

• Goals

• Experience

• Knowledge

• Behavior

This helps you choose where you want to go in life by knowing precisely what you want to achieve.

This is very important because in this part of the metacognition we can detect any problem.

• Self learning

• Metacognitive skills

• Goal settings

• Continual monitoring

Is an evaluative process that consists in students asking themselves helpful questions before, during and after learning? The answer is Self.......

Is a tool used by students to evaluate the quality of their work, measure their performance with the stated goals and learning objectives?

• Self assessment

• Self confidence

• Self learning

They are especially useful for students who learn better visually, although they can benefit any type of learner.

• Venn Diagram

• Concept mapping

• Timelines

• Graphics

He is considered one of the pioneers in the study of metacognition.

• John Hurley Flavell

• Jean Piaget

• Paulo Freire

• Lev Vygotski

How many learning styles do exist?

• 3

• 5

• 12

• 7