Meta cognition refers to thinking about one's own thinking processes. It has three main components: developing a plan, monitoring the plan, and evaluating the plan. There are three types of meta cognitive knowledge - declarative knowledge about one's own abilities, procedural knowledge about how to perform tasks, and conditional knowledge about when to use different strategies. Meta cognitive regulation involves activities like planning, monitoring, and evaluating one's learning. Meta cognitive experiences are those related to ongoing cognitive processes and help form an individual's identity.

1. META COGNITION

2. Meta cognition means cognition about
cognition. In other words, it is thinking
about thinking. It is an awareness of one’s
own thinking process.

3. Elements of meta cognition
Meta cognition consist of three basic elements. They
are
Developing a plan of action
Maintaining and monitoring the plan
Evaluating the plan

4. Meta cognitive
knowledge
Components of meta cognition
It implies the individuals
knowledge about themselves and
others as cognitive processors. It is
also called metacognitive awareness.

5. TYPES OF META COGNITIVE
KNOWLEDGE
Declarative knowledge
Procedural knowledge
Conditional knowledge

6. DECLARATIVE KNOWLEDGE
It refers to the knowledge about one’s own
capabilities and to the factors that can influence
h is performance. It is also known as personal
knowledge

7. PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE
It refers to knowledge about doing things. It
is also called task knowledge

8. CONDITIOAL KNOWLEDGE
It refers to knowledge when and why to use
declarative and procedural knowledge.

9. Meta cognitive
regulation
Components of meta cognition
It is the regulation of cognitive process and learning
experiences through a set of activities that help people
control their learning.

10. SKILLS OF META COGNITIVE
REGULATION
Planning
Monitoring
Evaluating

11. Planning
It refers to the proper selection of
strategies and the correct allocation of
resources that affect task performance.

12. Monitoring
It refers to one’s awareness of
comprehension and task
performance.

13. Evaluating
It refers to assessing the
performance of the individuals and
the final product of a task.

14. Meta cognitive
experience
Components of meta cognition
It implies the experiences that have
something to do with the on-going
cognitive process. Meta cognitive
experiences is responsible for
creating an identity that matters to
an individual.

15. A PRESENTATION BY
FAUMEDHA A T
KSTC