Cognitive and metacognitive strategies.
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Cognitive strategies can be applied across many disciplines and situations to achieve goals and tasks. Metacognitive strategies refer to an individual's awareness of their own cognitive processes and strategies, which are used to ensure goals and tasks are properly completed or understood. Effective cognitive and metacognitive strategies include taking notes on main ideas and key points, clarifying understanding through confirmation, using deductive reasoning to understand patterns and organization, and self-evaluation, planning, and motivation.
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Cognitive and metacognitive strategies.
- 1. BY: ANDREÍNA VERGARA ARROYO
- 2. Cognitive strategies are strategies that can be applied across many different disciplines and situations. A cognitive strategies is used to achieve a certain task o goal.
- 3. The term metacognition as used by Flavell(1979) refers to an individual´s awareness of his or her cognitive processes and strategies. Metacognitive strategies are used to ensure that our goals or tasks have been properly completed or understood.
- 4. MEMO: Also refer to storage and retention but the focus is precisely the process to store and retain information. TAKING NOTES: Write the main idea, key points, an outline or a summary of information presented orally or in writing. CLARIFICATION / VERIFICATION: The learner uses to confirm their understanding of the language. Deductive Reasoning: This is a problem solving strategy. Students find and use general rules, patterns and organization to build and understand the language.