Metacognition

@J-Rod · 3 years ago

Recently I have been teaching my Year 9 Science class about equations in Physics. A colleague, Michelle Weightman, has developed a strategy that we use in the department to help develop metacognition...

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@Stranger · 4 years ago

Harmful nature and negative influence of fake news

Fake news is surfacing on most stations, regardless of whether it be seen on TV, Facebook, or YouTube. Numerous individuals experience issues decoding whether the news is valid or bogus also. A few hy...

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@Sirzaffan01 · 4 years ago

Harmful nature and negative influence of fake news

Counterfeit news is surfacing on most stations, whether or not it be seen on TV, Facebook, or YouTube. Various people experience issues interpreting whether the news is substantial or counterfeit too....

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@LearnMore · 4 years ago

Have the right stuff: How to Dodge Cognitive Biases Using Calibration

Having the option to screen our presentation is a basic component of successful adapting however we're regularly deceived by intellectual predispositions. Calibration allows us to sidestep these bias...

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@zstilo · 3 years ago

Parenting 101: Yelling at your child

Wouldn't it be great if we could learn how to be better parents without yelling? Actually, doesn't the yelling kind of ruin things? Today, I've got five particular recommendations for you. I believe y...

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@Still-Learner · 4 years ago

Progressed Mobility: Supporting Knowledge Sharing

Progressed Mobility: Supporting Knowledge SharingOne of the world's biggest innovation arrangements suppliers (offering endeavor programming and equipment arrangements) had come to us with a fascinat...

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@Maha1997 · 3 years ago

5 signs of a highly intelligent person

There are significant reasons to size up a person’s mental acuity. For example, if you are taking advice, interviewing, or communicating, it helps to know what you are working with. Many of the best m...

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@Lady.Feline · 3 years ago

How you study and learn significant to thinking metacognitively?

Studying and learning are significant in thinking metacognitively can be employed by engaging in several study/ learning practices. Using prior knowledge can help you build a framework for new knowle...

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@LearnMore · 4 years ago

Why Competing With Yourself Is the Best Way To Learn Anything

The general public we live in produces a lot of envy yet sentences any individual who confesses to encountering it. In this post I take a gander at how we can deal with envy in learning and present s...

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@conalbeaum · 3 years ago

You Aren’t Lazy. You Are Overstimulated.

Sometimes I compose an article that accidentally uncovered my own issues. Here I am, propelling self improvement content every month, telling individuals the best way to live more successfully. Then,...

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@Amy05 · 2 years ago

The Power of Human Brain: Critical Thinking vs Impulsiveness

Have you ever been in a situation where you are asked to decide upon something you think aren’t easy or let’s say, something critical. In this situation, of course, you will use your critical thinki...

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@lonestranger · 2 years ago

Metacognitive Learning

Studying without strategies is sometimes hard to achieve. A lot of factors will try to hinder you in understanding the lessons, making you lose your interest. This happened mostly to the students. Si...

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@Bamboozle · 3 years ago

"How smart is this person?".

Intelligence is much more multidimensional and far more fixed than we normally think. Multiple intellectuals are not fixed or natural. This is partly the result of our complex neural system. People wi...

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@Still-Learner · 4 years ago

Idea Maps as a VILT Teaching Tool

(In case you're new to this arrangement, here is some short foundation to assist you with getting up to speed: Given the extraordinary preparing difficulties that the COVID-19 pandemic stances for...

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@Monskins · 4 years ago

Challenge the Way that We Think

In any given circumstance, our behaviors and reactions are precipitated by how we feel at that moment. If we are happy, despondent, furious, afraid and so on, the behavior we display is always the re...

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@waterflows · 3 years ago

What I learnt today: Intelligence and Psychology

It has been a while so I came back at my work after some time. I am lucky to work at a school which is excellent and gives a chance for teachers to develop theirselves professinally. I thought that I...

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@PrincessLavinia · 3 years ago

Of Thoughts Of Thoughts

I was thinking about writing, then I started thinking about thinking about writing and just like that my mind was full of thoughts of thoughts. Recently I found out not everyone has a constant inner m...

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@BCH_JAY · 2 years ago

Live,Learn,Experience: Reflective Journal

We live and we learn from our experience in life. We all need to sort things out in order to provide a helpful plan for ourselves improvement. This lesson thought me about having to gain experience...

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@saoy · 2 years ago

Be a better version of yourself.

Most people don't realize the struggle that goes on inside of us. That which is experienced as resistance or rejection, as attachment and need, as fear, lack or pain. To be the best version of oneself...

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