2021
DOI: 10.5206/cjsotl-rcacea.2020.3.8318
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A Metacognitive Instructional Guide to Support Effective Studying Strategies

Abstract: Metacognition—the processes whereby learners assess and monitor their progress in learning (metacognitive monitoring, MM) and use these judgements of learning to make choices about what to study in the future (metacognitive control, MC)—has been shown to be beneficial to learning. However, effective learning also relies on metacognitive knowledge (MK)—that is, students’ knowledge about effective study strategies and how to employ them. Few students receive explicit in-class instruction on these topics. Here, w… Show more

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