Metacognition by Pushkar Jain https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t What is Metacognition and what could be your learning strategies ?. Also ,what do you understand by Spacing , Interleaving and Retrieval meaning in context to learning. en-us 2020-09-02 03:55:06 UTC 2025-11-24 17:48:29 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f600.png awareness and understanding of one's thought process gunnpahuja456 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713912426
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Interleaving refers to the benefits of sequencing learning tasks so that similar items – two examples of the same concept, say – are interspersed with different types of items rather than being consecutive. This results in a more variable and challenging task but is associated with benefits in terms of memory and transfer, which apply to concept learning as well as other domains (Kang, 2016). 

Interleaving tends to be contrasted with classroom tasks that are scheduled in blocks of similar items, with the latter termed a ‘blocked’ arrangement. 




]]> 2020-09-02 04:08:09 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713912426 Metacognition and My learning strategies karnika5054 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713925886 Metacognition is awareness or analysis of one's own learning or thinking processes. People who have developed metacognition are able to assess their thought processes and reframe the way they think to adapt to new situations.
My learning strategies are to first read are the book, then write to write notes by myself and then to revise what I learnt.
Also, we should read the chapter being done in class, along with the teacher or read it before the chapter is started in class, which also helps in metacognating oneself.]]> 2020-09-02 04:17:01 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713925886 Yash Vashisth https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713933036 Metacognition helps one to know about inerself how capable they are of doing things and how efficiently and effectively they can do the particular 
My learning strategies is to organise myself and give time to each and every subject and revise daily concept which is done in class and prepare notes this help me during exam times ]]> 2020-09-02 04:21:51 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713933036 Metacognition and my learning strategies. anushkasharma241005 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713934766 Metacognition is to analyze what you learn  and think. It is the awareness of one's learning and thinking process. It is an art of thinking about what you think and learning about what you have to learn.  My learning strategies are nothing but sitting down and first making a note of what all is to be learnt and revised. After sorting out topics and sub-topics, I assign each topic a specific time limit . Including flow charts, diagrams, tables and all sorts of visual methods of learning prove to be really helpful while learning. Also, I try to question and teach the concepts to myself in order to have a better understanding of what I know and what all I have to revise again. I read the books, try to write down my understanding of the topic, make notes and in case of any doubt,  I refer to reference books. 
Spacing is a helpful trick for effective learning as it involves writing a specific concept various times with short breaks in between. 
Interleaving in terms of learning can be defined as mixing topics and studying them all together, so that you can study with a variety of questions related to the topic in one go and it is one of the finest tools for efficient learning. 
Retrieval, as the name suggests,  refers to  recalling the concept, the principle's , lectures and notes repeatedly while revising.  ]]> 2020-09-02 04:23:03 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713934766 Dipakshi Yadav https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713936619 Metacognition refers to people's understanding of their own thoughts. 
I have a good concentration so I require a quiet room to study wherein first I usually start by revising and writing down the main concepts and then explaining them to myself. If I have problems in any concept I would first try to understand it and if I can't then I'll reach out to my teachers and then write that concept at least three times so I remember it.
Spacing in context to learning refers to when you write about any topic multiple times with small breaks in between.
Interleaving when comes to learning refers to the study in which we mix two to three topics and switch in between them.
Retrieval in learning involves repeatedly recalling information across multiple study and recall sessions. 

]]> 2020-09-02 04:24:24 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713936619 Metacognition and my learning strategies pushkar3331 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713936791 Metacognition is the capacity to consider your own reasoning. Having this ability is fundamental for improving your own efficiency and adequacy at school or work. At the point when we apply metacognitive procedures, we become better students. We can control our contemplations as well as our activities significantly more adequately. Some of mine learning strategies are as follows - 
1) Self Questioning
2) Teaching the concept i learnt to someone in the easiest way. ( If i am able to make some topic easy then, it means i know it )
3) Awareness of Strengths and weaknesses
4) I always try to write down all the work.]]> 2020-09-02 04:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713936791 Metacognition mapssasmitsinha3017 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713941388 Metacognition is the ability to be able to enhance and improve your existing cognitive skills and abilities like logical reasoning, observation, decision making etc.
Metacognition can also be simply termed as "to learn how to learn ".
There are lots of learning strategies that one can be equipped with to achieve metacognition like studying or learning at regular hours with fixed breaks in between which helps retain focus while studying and also not over load the mind with information which can end up being a waste of the time we spent trying to learn. One of the other learning strategies is to enact as if we are teaching ourselves the matter what we are trying to learn as this results in us paying more attention in the first place as we tend to be more observant towards the subject when we have to teach the same to someone else. Another method is visualization which involves not only the memorization of the given information or the concept but understanding it in depth so as to create a visual representation of the concept or the information, my it be diagram, may it be flow chart, maybe it is an image one undertands with, a map, or simply a picture or visual representation you have imagined about the subject in your mind.

]]> 2020-09-02 04:27:21 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713941388 Metacognition and my learning strategies bhavikaarora94 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713945796 Metacognition lies at the root of learning .It is ablity to think and analyze what you learn . 
Metacognitive strategies promotes  independent learners who are capable to monitor and reflect upon their own learning .
Metacognition is vital for students to thrive in their careers and life long learning . When students improve their metacognitive skills , they are more likely to embrace their growth , mindset and most importantly learn form their own mistakes.
My learning strategy is at the time of reading the book I make notes and try to write those points with my understanding of the topic . 
Elaboration of the topic is very essential .
This method asks us the students to think beyond our thinking and start making connections within the content. On the other hand , examples are also nesscecery to understand the importance of the topic . Examples are provided to us so that we can relate with the topic .

]]> 2020-09-02 04:30:07 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713945796 parth3359 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713951733 Metacognition simply means the ability of a person to understand the necessity of gaining knowledge and the manner in which knowledge can be gained.
My learning strategies are:
1.Making question  
2.Asking more doubt
3.Solving more question 
4.understanding the concept practically]]> 2020-09-02 04:33:46 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713951733 Metacognition and my learning strategies hiyaa3328 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713964512 In simple words we can say that metacognition is thinking about thinking. It is the process in which we are aware about our thoughts and we analyse them. Metacognition can be very helpful in our lives because it helps us control our mind and make a better use of it. 
The learning strategies which work best for me are-
1) Flowcharts- This helps me to take a quick overview of the chapter without reading each and every single sentence.
2) Key points- These help me to understand the concept in simple words and also gives me the words which are good to explain the concept.
3) Taking breaks- Taking breaks in between helps me to relax and get ready for the next round.

]]> 2020-09-02 04:42:29 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713964512 Metacognition is the ability to think about and regulate one’s own thoughts. Teaching metacognitive strategies can improve learners’ performance at school. https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713975591 My learning strategies are -

  • Spaced Practice. Space out your studying over time. ...
  • Retrieval Practice. Practice bringing information to mind without the help of materials. ...
  • Elaboration. Explain and describe ideas with many details. ...
  • Interleaving. ...
  • Concrete Examples. ...
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]]> 2020-09-02 04:49:53 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713975591 Metacognition and My Learning Stratergies alokita3348 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713993812 In simple words Metacognition is the ability of thinking about  what you think"," knowing about what you know,  becoming "aware of one's awareness" and higher-order thinking skills. It is the awareness of one's own learning or thinking process. This ability encourages students to understand how they learn best. It also helps them to develop self-awareness skills that become important as they get older.
My learning Stratergies are to sit in a quiet and peaceful room and then first making note of what all is to be learnt and revised. After this I start sorting the topics and I assign a specific time limit to each topic. So first with the help of a flowchart I take a quick overview of the chapter. Then I read the notes provided by ma'am and then the NCERT and then I explain them to myself and question myself related to the topic in order to have a better understanding of what I have learnt . In case of any doubts I  first try to understand it and if I can't then I  discuss about with my teachers and then I write that concept at least two times so that I remember it further. 
Spacing is a helpful stratagem which helps in effective learning  as it involves writing a specific concept multiple times with small breaks in between.
Interleaving in context to learning can be defined as mixing all the topics and studying them together, so that we can study with a variation of questions related to a topic in one go.
Retrieval in learning involves repeatedly recalling the concept , lectures and notes while revising]]> 2020-09-02 05:01:22 UTC https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/713993812 Learning to learn keshav3353 https://padlet.com/pushkar3331/b0ufryk5gwmiy56t/wish/714230833 Why are we learning metacognition , interleaving,spacing?
Because these are the skills required to learn. Now days we are having a very traditional way of learning means if I want to be a engineer and I decide this at when I am 15 my next 10 years are forcefully captured to become a engineer. I have to study next 10 years to  with books.i ahve to go to school , and taking science in my 11 th is the only way to become a engineer and to give next entrance exams for engineering college. In this type of learning my creative mind has it be shut down for next 10 years and just have to do cramming whereas in non traditional way of learning there is none of things like this . In that we have to use our creativity to learn there is no fixed time ,no fixed knowledge.. There is no boundary between history and science . There is no boundary between geography and physics which apparently means interleaving. Mixing two subjects for better understanding.
Now let us see why we learn and why a student studies before a exam even his studying since long. This all is because of stress and fear which is a very needed thing to learn. If there is a class topper it doesn't mean he is not stressed about exams . It means he is more stressed than us for the exams but not that high that he is getting frustrated.if there will be no fear , no stress in. A person for learning, he can't learn . Which means if a person know how to build stress at a level which can help him to focus and concentrate he can learn better. Now if we are learning we need to remember all of that also . And for that there is a very good very oftenly told to us hack of learning. Which is making notes. If you are listening a 1 hour lecture and while listening you make some important key points and make them write and then next day when you read those few key points you will remember all 1 hour lecture .  


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