Metacognition
What is Metacognition?
Knowledge about our own thinking process
A Special kind go procedural knowledge- knowing how to approach learning task can be defined as...
... Learning Strategies
What defines formulating new answers, going beyond the simple application of previously learned rules to achieve a goal
Problem Solving
Describe the two types of argumentation.
Disputative Argumentation - Supporting your position with evidence and understanding and then refusing your opponents claim and evidence
Deliberative Argumentation- The goal of collaborating in comparing, contrasting, and evaluating alternatives before coming to a conclusion
Drawing that charts the relationship among ideas
Concept Map
What are the 3 essential metacognitive skills?
Planning
Monitoring
Evaluating
According to table 9.1, what are the five learning strategies
Planning and focusing attention
Organizing and remembering
Comprehension
Cognitive Monitoring
Practice
Your interpretation of a problem is called...
Translation
What three critical thinking elements emerged as effective?
Dialogue
Authentic Instruction
Mentorship
Heuristic
General Strategy Used in attempting to solve problems
What is missing in the following phrases?
What do I already _____ about this subject?
What do I _____ to know
At the end of the reading, what did I _____
Know
Want
Learn
What are the two most frequent learning strategies amongst college students?
Worked examples can serve as...
...Analogies or models for solving new problems
What is the critical thinking model that involved the standards, the elements, and intellectual traits
Paul and Elders Model of Critical Thinking
Processes such as selective, attention, rehearsal, elaboration, and organization that influence encoding storage, and retrieval of information in memory
Executive Control Processes
For older students, where can metacognitive questions be incorporated?
Lectures, Lessons, and Assignments.
A concept map is an example of...
... Visual tools for organizing
When conducting a search for a solution, what do general kinds of procedures do you have available?
Algorithm and heuristic
Students who learned with multiple text instead of traditional textbooks learned more of what content?
History.
Theory stating that cognitive processes develop from real time, goal directed interactions between humans and their environment.
Embodied Cognition
Which of the three kinds of knowledges is missing
Declarative knowledge
Self-regulatory knowledge
One of the most common findings in research on learning strategies involved what...
...Production Deficiencies
What three things do you have to do to repent a problem and set a goal?
1. Focus attention to relevant information
2. Understand the words of the problem
3. Activate the right schema to understand the whole problem
Because it is too demanding to remember and process both their own and their opponents claim and evidence at the same time.
Schema-driven problem solving
Recognizing a problem as a disguised version of an old problem for which one already has a solution