Perspective Chapter: Metacognitive Learning Strategy
Metacognition is an important aspect of learning because metacognition affects a person’s learning process. Metacognition is also a strong predictor of academic success and problem solving. To improve students’ metacognition skills, appropriate learning strategies are needed.
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Australian Students' Perceptions of Their Teachers' Self-Regulated Learning Strategy Instruction. [PDF]
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Compensatory Strategies to Improve Functional Cognition Post-Stroke: A Review for Caregiver Empowerment and Burden Reduction. [PDF]
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