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“Learning to Be a Better Learner”

Metacognition
Metacognition

-how a person adapts their existing knowledge


and skills or approach a learning task

- also keeps one's emotions and motivations in


check while studying
Aspects of Metacognition

Self-appraisal Self-management

or metacognitive knowledge or or metacognition regulation or


what you know about how you how you adjust your thinking
think processes to help you learn
better
Metacognitive Variables

Personal Variable Task Variable Strategy Variable

- which is the -which is - refers to


evaluation of what you what strategies
your know about you already
strengths and the task know in
weaknesses dealing certain
tasks
OTHER SKILLS THAT COULD HELP
EXERCISE METACOGNITION

Knowing your limits

Modify your approach


Skimming

Rehearsing

Self-test
TYPES of METACOGNITIVE LEARNERS

1. Tacit Learner
unaware of their metacognitive processes but aware of
their capabilities

2. Aware Learner
know some of their metacognitive processes but they
don't plan on how to use them.
3. Strategic Learner
strategize and plan their course of action toward the
learning experience

4. Reflective Learner
reflect on their thinking while using the strategies and
adapt their skills depending on their situation
Strategic
Aware Learner
Learner

Tacit Reflective
Learner Learner
STUDY TIPS

1. Make an outline.

2. Break down the tasks into smaller and


more manageable details.

3. Organize schedule for every subject.


STUDY TIPS

4.Let your ideas flow naturally. write down


additional ideas then organize all together.

5.Revise, summarize and take down notes.

6.Engage what you have learned.


GROUP ACTIVITY

Create a diagram showing the ways to


become a better learner.
e.g.
ASSIGNMENT

On a short bond paper, make a list of


your “Top 5 Tips/Secrets for Studying
“based on your personal experiences/
preferences.

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