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Metacognition
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1What is metacognition?
- AStrategies to plan, monitor and evaluate your own learning.
It can be described as a process of thinking to learn - BA process of thinking that goes from the effortful to the routine and the automatic. It allows from higher and lower order thinking
- CManaging motivation allowing learning to be scaffolded, this is external to internal regulation
- AStrategies to plan, monitor and evaluate your own learning.
2What is self-regulation?
- AThis is external to internal regulation and involves the scaffolding of learning, the aim is for this to be automatic and therefore it needs motivation and perseverance
- BAllowing teaching strategies to succeed and makes the process of learning explicit as it promotes discussion about mathematics.
3Why is metacognition important?
- AIt allows for the application of mathematical skills, knowledge and understanding.
- BIt allows teaching strategies to succeed and makes the process of learning explicit as it promotes discussion about mathematics.
- CLearners can take ownership of these strategies and figure when to chose and use different strategies for different problems.
- DCan identify patterns of mistakes, misconceptions or misunderstandings.
4What does Brown 1980 argue?
- AThat learnerscan take ownership of these strategies and figure when to chose and use different strategies for different problems.
- BThat metacognitive skills are the voluntary control people have over their own cognitive processes. This includes prediction, planning, monitoring and evaluation.
5What are strategies to plan within metacognition?
- AKey steps and clear goals to allow for visualisation - make sure the objective is understood and that children can explain it. You can also use talk partners to identify key steps for problem solving allowing for visualisation and brainstorming.
- BProgress check - children can be set reminders of the progress they should be making on the problem
- CUsing notes and diagrams - flow charts, maps, tree diagrams
- DComprehension monitoring - self or peer questioning
6What are strategies to monitor within metacognition?
- AComprehension monitoring - self or peer questioning
- BKeeping on track - children can identify the tricky bits and identify how to deal with these. Keep on track mats can also be used.
- CWhat worked and what didn't - strategies to improve when working on a simular problem next time.
- DUsing notes and diagrams - flow charts, maps, tree diagrams
- EProgress check - children can be set reminders of the progress they should be making on the problem
7What are strategies to review within metacognition?
- ACheck criteria against outcomes - use effective time to talk
- BProgress check - children can be set reminders of the progress they should be making on the problem
- CWhat worked and what didn't - strategies to improve when working on a simular problem next time.
8How does metacognition help problem solving?
- AIt allows for the application of mathematical skills, knowledge and understanding.
- BCan identify patterns of mistakes, misconceptions or misunderstandings.
- CIt allows teaching strategies to succeed
- DChildren can hear default mathematical language
- EIt assess children’s fluency
- FAllows for informal assessment
- GAllows for formal assessment
9What are some difficulties that children face during problem solving?
- AReading the question
- BUnderstanding the context
- CKnowing the calculations
- DUnderstanding the language
- EShowing the method and recording
- FPutting the answer into context
- GUnderstanding the methods
10What are the challenged associated with metacognition?
- ATask difficulty
- BIncorporating problem solving
- CWhat to focus on
- DPlanning
- EGetting the level of support right
- FHaving enough time
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- Quiz sobre Metacognition, criado por sam.wilberforce em 02-03-2016.
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