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Educational resources that boost metacognition & nurture self-regulated learning in schools!


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Focussing on Study Skills in the Classroom
Make study skill development the core of your teaching practice today with out useful guide!
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Online CPD Course: Metacognition and Self-Regulated Learning
A Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course for educators focused on metacognition and self-regulated learning.
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Teaching Resources & Instructional Materials for Metacognition & Self-Regulated Learning: A Whole-School Solution
Download Teaching Resources & Instructional Materials for Metacognition & Self-Regulated Learning
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What is 'The MASRL Model' of Self-Regulated Learning?
This article outlines the The MASRL Model of Self-Regulated Learning and discusses its implications for teachers and educators.
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Cognitive Psychology for Teachers: Essential Reccomendations for Enhanced Pedagogy
How can insights from cognitive psychology enhance pedagogy and teaching practices? Read this article to find out!
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Lesson Wrappers For Self-Regulated Learning
Lesson wrappers serve as reflective instruments used by students at the start and end of lessons. They help forster self-regulated learning.
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The Difference Between Cognition & Metacognition: : Understanding Their Roles and Enhancing Student Learning
This article explroes the difference between cognition & metacognition in education and includes practical tips for building metacognition.
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How To Develop Study Skills With Your Students
Developing and honing study skills equips students with the tools they need to become successful, independent learners.
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How Are Teachers Currently Promoting Self-Regulated Learning in Schools? A Summary of New Research
This article explores new research by Vosnaidou et al (2024) on the promotion of self-regulated learning with useful recommendations.
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Whole-School Approaches To Reflective Learning & Metacognition
A guide to whole-school approaches to reflective learning, self-regulated learning, and metacognition.
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