Making your practice about learning: meta-learning in science and the wider learning community

By Daniel Lyng

Issue 382 | Page 63 | Published Sep 2021

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Using metacognition and self-regulation strategies in science and how to create lessons where a meta-learning cycle is used to develop more literate and versatile learners.

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