Metacognition Phase 1 - Self Reflection

1. Before learning or Problem-Solving

- What do I already know about this topic or problem?

- What are my learning goals or what am I trying to solve?

- What strategies or approaches should I use to learn this material or solve this problem?

- How much time do I want to allocate to this task?

[Finding Key Concepts - Explaining Information to a Child -

Mind-mapping Your Ideas]

Metacognition Phase 2 - Working the Problem

2. During Learning or Problem-Solving:

- Am I understanding this concept or making progress toward solving the problem?

- What parts of this topic or problem do I find challenging?

- Is the learning strategy I'm using effective

- Should I adjust my approach based on my progress so far?

Action Steps - Generate three action steps for each key concept

Metacognition Phase 3 - Review to Improve the Process

3. After Learning or Problem Solving:

- Was my approach effective? Why or why not?

- What did I learn from this process?

- How can I apply this knowledge or these skills in the future?

- What can I do differently next time to learn more effectively or solve similar problems more efficiently?

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The amount of time studying does equate to success - The Pareto Principle (ROI)

Review past exams - Ask topic questions to show gaps in knowledge

Avoid distractions should a cell phone and social media.

Be precise (organized - planned)

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