Student Centered Strategies
Metacognition
Memorization techniques
Power Round :)
100

Students work together in two's to complete a task.

Pair work 

100
Thinking about how you think is known as 

metacognition

100

This memorization technique uses the first letter of each word to create an easy-to-remember word.

Acronym

100

Define productive failure

Students attempt to solve complex problems before receiving instruction, using their struggles and errors to enhance understanding and prepare for effective learning.

200

Students present arguments for or against a topic while while supporting their opinions with evidence

debate

200

List the 3 areas associated with metacognition

planning 

monitoring 

evaluating

200

This memorization method groups large amounts of information into smaller, easier-to-remember parts.

Chunking 

200

How can one tell if a child is metacognitively aware? Give 2 ways

they have set precise goals 

they ask for help 

they have a designated study space 

they take notes 

they have a study schedule 

they have the correct study tools 

they use memorization techniques

300

In this strategy, one student uses clues to answer questions from the class/ teacher while sitting in the spotlight. 

Hot seat

300

What are two things a student must do during the planning phase of metacognition?

set goals

gather learning resources

activate prior knowledge 

identify who can help you/schedule help 

decide where you want to study 

300

This memory strategy connects new information to something you already know.

Association

300

What causes learned self-helplessness?

Too much cognitive load in working memory

Fixed mindset

Amygdala sees learning as a threat


400

What is the name of the activity where students play or pretend to be someone else?

Role Play

400

Did I achieve my goal?

Which strategies worked best? 

What didn't work well and why? These questions can be used in which area associated with metacognition?

Evaluating 

400

Creating a funny rhyme to remember facts is an example of this memory aid.

mnemonic

400

What are the benefits of a VR tool?

allowing users to feel as though they are inside a different environment 

helps students understand difficult ideas by letting them do this instead of just reading about them 

can take students to historical sites, space, or inside the human body without leaving the classroom.

500

students perform a sequence of actions to demonstrate how something works 

process drama 

500

Which part of the brain processes emotions and learning?

Amygdala 

500

This study aid uses different colours to organize information into categories, making it easier to remember.

colour coding

500
What are the 6 stages of learned self-helplessness?

Failure/lack of control > negative belief > less effort > more failure > lower confidence > give up