Metacognition in learning refers to the ability to understand and regulate one’s own thinking. It involves recognizing how learning occurs, selecting effective strategies, monitoring progress, and adjusting approaches when difficulties arise.
Within the cognitive science of learning, metacognition is associated with stronger self-regulation, improved problem-solving, and more independent academic performance. Its principles help explain why thoughtful reflection can be as important as the study methods themselves.
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