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METACOGNITIVE FACTORS IN
LEARNING
Lesson 1 in EDUC 121
Day 1
Prepared by:
Roxan S. Afable
Instructor
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:
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LEARNING
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MEMORY
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3 DISTINCT PROCESSES OF MEMORY
1. ENCODING
2. STORAGE
3. RETRIEVAL
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3 DISTINCT PROCESSES OF MEMORY
1. ENCODING
is made possible through perception which allows the
environmental stimuli to pass through the sensory modalities.
2. STORAGE
3. RETRIEVAL
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3 DISTINCT PROCESSES OF MEMORY
1. ENCODING
2. STORAGE
storage comes into the picture when the information is kept or
held in the long-term memory (LTM)
3. RETRIEVAL
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3 DISTINCT PROCESSES OF MEMORY
1. ENCODING
2. STORAGE
3. RETRIEVAL
happens when there is an easy access to information needed.
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WHAT IS COGNITION?
• Is a way of thinking
• Refers to our mental abilities such as perceiving, attending,
remembering, memorizing, and problem solving.
• It is a mental process that takes care of the development of abstract
concepts, reasoning, perception, intelligence, learning, and many
other functions of the human brain.
COGNITION
KNOWLEDGE
HEREDITY
MATURATION
ENVIRONMENT
EXPERTS & EXPERT SYSTEM
COGNITIVE STRATEGIES
STRATEGIC DEMANDS
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THOUGHT PROCESSES
• Ever experienced a moment where you want to say something but you cannot
find the right words to say it?
• The TOT EXPERIENCE or TIP of the Tongue Phenomenon
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COGNITIVE PROCESS OF EXPERTS AND EXPERT
SYSTEM
• Special knowledge
• Domain specificity
• Analogical reasoning
• Expert systems
• Creativity
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BASIC UNITS OF COGNITION
– building blocks of cognition
– basic units of declarative knowledge that can
stand alone as separate assertions about the observed
experiences etc.; are composed of related concepts
– an organizational pattern of the mind; knowledge
– basic units of procedural knowledge
– knowledge representations that set the framework for
procedural knowledge
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COGNITIVE STRATEGIES
- are mental plans that we apply to manage our thinking and
behavior during problem solving or learning.
• Student-centered Instruction
• Activating Prior Knowledge
• Social Interactions
• Problem Solving
• Elaboration
• Concept Learning
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COGNITIVE STRATEGIES
• Concept Learning
• Use Core Knowledge
• Integration of concepts across the curriculum
• Provision of an open-ended curriculum
• Provision of cognitive flexibility
• Provision of cognitive apprenticeship
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STRATEGIC DEMANDS ON COGNITIVE
PROCESSING
• Extraneous processing – uses inappropriate learning design that
does not match with the learning objective
• Essential processing – is needed when there is inherent
complexity of the material being learned.
• Generative processing – should be developed when students
lack the needed motivation.
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