How to help students use Metacognition for Learning

Update: 2021-08-02

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This month on the Pathways Podcast we speak with Julie Dangremond Stanton and Amanda Sebesta about their recent paper and teaching guide in CBE Life Sciences Education on using metacognition to help students learn. Their paper, Fostering Metacognition to Support Student Learning and Performance, can be found here.

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How to help students use Metacognition for Learning

American Society for Cell Biology

How to help students use Metacognition for Learning