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Recommended: Reflection on metacognition

Class 23: In this class, we focused on metacognition and learning strategies from chapter nine. Metacognition is knowledge of your personal thinking process and it develops around the ages of 5 to 7 but continues to improve well into adulthood. This involves knowing what strategies are best suited for personal learning. Additionally, one must know when and why to apply the strategies. One should thoroughly plan a task by knowing how much time to dedicate, the order to do steps in, and what resources are needed. Then one should monitor how well he or she is doing as well as evaluate the outcomes. There are many graphics that play a role in organization for leaning such as venn diagrams, concept maps/webs, tree diagrams, and time lines. Class 24: This class was dedicated to learning about a successful way to problem solve. There is a typical five-step approach called IDEAL. The first step is to identify the problem, the second is to define the goals, the third is to explore possible strategies, the fourth is to anticipate outcomes and act, the last step is to look back and learn. W...

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