Metacognitive Study Strategies - CHOICE 1 by Dr. Angela Nagel

Understanding Metacognition:

dranagel921 — 2024-08-27 01:58:46 UTC

"Metacognition is thinking about how you think and learn. The key to metacognition is asking yourself self-reflective questions, which are powerful because they allow us to take inventory of where we currently are, how we learn, and where we want to be.

Prompt: Reflect on a recent learning experience. How did you assess what you already knew, and how could metacognition have helped you better plan your approach to learning new material?

Corren Wilburn

2024-08-27 18:12:23 UTC

During my senior year of highschool, I had a economics class that I was struggling in to understand the topic. I wish I knew how to ask better questions to myself and to my teacher because I can get very confused at times. Now, I plan to ask questions on new information that I am lost about.

Aidan Sharrock

2024-08-27 18:18:56 UTC

I took an economics class where we learned how to deal with money the right way. Before I took this class I was not good with saving money and this class thought me how to do it in a way that worked best for me. Metacognition could've helped me understand the material better.

Sean Reddick

2024-08-27 18:18:59 UTC

During highschool, I had a British literature class that I took. Usually when I had a test, I would procrastinate and barely study for the test the night before. I would say that something that would’ve helped me is that I could’ve had a schedule. I probably could’ve studied like a week or a few days in advance before the test so that I would remember the material better.

Faustin Muhire

2024-08-27 18:19:55 UTC

The strategies I use to learn are taking notes ahead, try to understand them in order for me to even remember it in the future too. Basically I keep revising what I studied. So if I combine those strategies and metacognition I feel like it would boost my learning more.

Aysha Sutton

2024-08-29 14:54:49 UTC

I struggle with retaining a lot of information at once, and in high school studying for multiple test were hard so I always had to try different methods. I believe if I use metacognition as well as the new tactic I have for studying text will be a lot easier in college.