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This document discusses metacognitive thinking and being an active learner. It recommends asking yourself questions before, during, and after completing a task to better approach the work. These questions include considering your goals, timeline, past experiences, progress, challenges, and ways to improve for the next time. The overall message is that reflecting on your thinking process can help you optimize your approach and learning.
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How to Create a More Engaging and Human Online Learning Experience
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How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 Inventory
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Metacognitive thinking – ask yourself…
- 1. Metacognitive Thinking Be an Active Learner– Ask yourself… B4 starting… While working… When finished… • Why am I doing this? • What’s the best way to approach this? • Should I break this down into smaller pieces? • Are there any prior experiences that can help me? • How much time should I allocate to the task? • What do I want to have accomplished at the end? • How am I doing? • Am I still working my way toward my initial goal? • Am I spending the right amount of time on the task? • What do I do if I’m stuck? • Have I accomplished my goal? • What could I have done differently? • Do I need to go back and correct anything?