Research on meta-cognitive development shows that by middle childhood, children know that

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Alekssandra [29.7K]2 years ago

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By middle childhood, children know that "doing well on a task depends on focusing attention".

Metacognition is the way of thinking about thinking. It is simply the way toward creating mindfulness and the capacity to self-evaluate. It is consideration about one's instruction and learning. An ordinary cases of metacognition is mindfulness that you experience issues recalling individuals' names in social circumstances.

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