Cognitive & metacognitive strategies connected with listening skill & use of technology "Podcast" by Tamim J https://padlet.com/xtj101/The_Reflections_Zone Great to see you here, you've made it to the Interactive reflection zone of the presentation, have a good discussion. en-us 2013-10-11 19:00:52 UTC 2024-07-21 11:36:32 UTC hello@padlet.com Margarida mar_m_p https://padlet.com/xtj101/The_Reflections_Zone/wish/14652946 After completing and reflecting on the listening task I realised that the cognitive strategies (note taking, using key words) tend to be more observable behaviours than metacognitive strategies (directed attention, self-monitoring  understanding).  So it is really important to be aware of these "unobservable" strategies, in order to be more successful in your learning.

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When using a podcast or a vodcast, assigning a task to complement the learning process will make a huge deference in fostering the knowledge by making it much more effective, efficient and engaging.

]]> 2013-10-13 21:26:48 UTC https://padlet.com/xtj101/The_Reflections_Zone/wish/14672411 Shauna https://padlet.com/xtj101/The_Reflections_Zone/wish/15963282 A learner who is able to actively think about what he is doing during an activity and then thinking about the cognitive processes he was utilizing are important strategies that can make a huge difference in that learner's life.

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