Metacognitive Learning Strategies at Work Flashcards

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What are some strategies to optimize academic performance?

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Previewing, preparing for active reading, paraphrasing, reading actively, using the textbook, taking notes, solving questions without using solved examples, teaching material.

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Why is reading difficult for some students?

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Their mind starts to wander, their brain doesn’t immediately realize it, and they stop paying attention.

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How can you prevent your mind from wandering while reading?

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Engage in preparatory practices before reading.

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What is the first step of active reading?

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Previewing the material.

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What elements should you focus on while previewing a text?

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Section headings, bold print, italicized words, charts, and graphs.

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Why does previewing help in learning?

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The brain learns more efficiently by getting a big picture through previewing. The actual reading is used to learn the details that fill in that picture.

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What is “Previewing on Steroids”?

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Giving yourself a reason to read by forming questions and developing genuine curiosity about the material.

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How should you paraphrase correctly when reading?

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Read one paragraph at a time, stop, and put the information in your own words.

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Why is solving questions without using solved examples beneficial?

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It reinforces problem-solving skills and deeper understanding by forcing active recall.

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