Learning Styles & Strategies
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In the context of 'Metacognition and Learning Strategies', which of the following statements is most appropriate and true regarding the distinction between 'Metacognitive Knowledge' and 'Metacognitive Regulation' propounded by French philosopher and psychologist John Flavell in the 1970s, and their scientific application in classroom teaching?
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Understanding Metacognition
The concept of 'Metacognition' is very important in Child Development and Pedagogy. According to John Flavell, metacognition means 'thinking about thinking' or 'knowledge about knowledge'. It is primarily divided into two components:
- Metacognitive Knowledge: It includes knowledge about one's own cognitive processes, encompassing person variables, task variables, and strategy variables.
- Metacognitive Regulation: It refers to the processes by which learners plan their learning, monitor their understanding, and evaluate their performance.
Therefore, option 'b' accurately and scientifically distinguishes between these two fundamental concepts.
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