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1. Metacognition helps students, especially those with special needs, better understand learning tasks, organize themselves, and take control of their own learning. It improves self-awareness, mental control, and the ability to choose suitable cognitive techniques for different tasks, all of which are important for long-term learning. Teachers can model metacognition to become more aware of their own thinking and teaching. 2. Prior knowledge greatly influences learning and achievement, as it provides a structure to integrate new information into long-term memory, making it easier to process new concepts. Metacognition allows us to apply prior knowledge to solve problems or complete tasks, and it evolves as we gain more experience. 3. Met

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1. Metacognition helps students, especially those with special needs, better understand learning tasks, organize themselves, and take control of their own learning. It improves self-awareness, mental control, and the ability to choose suitable cognitive techniques for different tasks, all of which are important for long-term learning. Teachers can model metacognition to become more aware of their own thinking and teaching. 2. Prior knowledge greatly influences learning and achievement, as it provides a structure to integrate new information into long-term memory, making it easier to process new concepts. Metacognition allows us to apply prior knowledge to solve problems or complete tasks, and it evolves as we gain more experience. 3. Met

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Rochelle A.

Santos
BSED English 1D

1.Students who use metacognitive thinking and strategies become more adaptable,self-
directed,and creative learners. Students with special educational difficulties are especially
helped by metacognition in understanding learning tasks, self-organizing, and controlling their
own learning.It helps individuals to have strong self-awareness, mental self-control, and ability
to select suitable cognitive techniques for varied tasks, all of which are crucial for long-term
learning.It's important to highlight how learners' sociocultural backgrounds affect their
metacognitive skills.Teachers who use metacognition in their lessons might become more
conscious of and in charge of how they think and teach.It enables individuals to become more
conscious of how they think and adept at selecting the best thinking techniques for various
learning objectives.Teachers can encourage metacognition by modeling their own thinking
aloud and creating questions that encourage students to think critically.It also improves personal
capacity for self-regulation and managing one's own motivation for learning.
2. Prior knowledge has long been thought to be the most influential factor in learning and
student achievement. Prior knowledge, both in quantity and quality, influences both knowledge
acquisition and the ability to apply higher-order cognitive problem-solving skills.Metacognition
allows us to use prior knowledge to solve a problem or devise strategies to complete a task.
Metacognition evolves over time, with experience gaining more knowledge.Prior knowledge
reportedly offers a structure into which new information may be integrated, which may result in
an extended memory trace, which makes it easier to process new information when it comes
in.We can utilize metacognition to determine when to apply specific problem-solving techniques.
We can use our prior knowledge to solve an issue or come up with solutions to finish a task
thanks to metacognition. As more knowledge is gained through experience, metacognition
grows gradually.
3. Metamemory is the ability to reflect on and monitor one's memory. Metamemorial knowledge
is important in planning, cognitive resource allocation, strategy selection, comprehension
monitoring, and performance evaluation.Metacognitive regulation is the process through which
we manage our thinking to speed up learning. When choosing learning tactics for a task, for
instance, students with strong metacognitive-regulation abilities might adapt their methods
based on the results.Metacognitive practices assist students in monitoring their own progress
and taking control of their learning while reading, writing, and solving problems in the classroom.
Metacognition contributes to learning in a unique way that goes beyond the influence of
intellectual ability.Metacognitive experiences can help people get ready for future occurrences
of the same circumstances.For reality checking and emotional control, metacognition is
necessary.

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