Cognitive strategies help make learning easier and include note-taking, contextualization, and asking questions for clarification. Metacognitive strategies involve gaining knowledge about one's own learning process, allowing students to plan, monitor, and evaluate their learning through directed attention, selective attention, self-monitoring, and self-evaluation. The document discusses cognitive and metacognitive learning strategies that students can use to aid comprehension across various fields of knowledge.

1. COGNITIVE AND
METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES
By: Gloria Inés Arias Vergara

2. COGNITIVE STRATEGIES
The cognitive strategies are like a way to make easy
the learning. We are students and we use a lot of
strategies to learn.
Some of these strategies or techniques are:
Note-taking.
Contextualization.
Question for clarification
We can use these strategies to any branch of
knowledge.

4. Cognitive strategies

5. METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES
It is the knowledge that the student acquires in
his learning process, this is important because at
this time, the student gain skills used for
planning, monitoring, and evaluate the learning
activity.

6. METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES
Directed attention
Selective attention
Self-monitoring
Self-evaluation
Self-reinforcement

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