The Reading Teacher · 1983 · 28 citations · 4 references
EducationInstructionLiteracy EducationMetacognitionReading ComprehensionReading EducationMetacognitive AwarenessMetacognitive ControlMetacognitive DevelopmentMetacognitive KnowledgeMetacognitive RegulationReadingIndependent LearningMetacognitive Awareness Of ComprehensionMetacognitive EngagementMetacognitive Instruction
There are likely to be two types of students in any classroom. Some reread purposefully when meaning is unclear, raise questions in order to clarify an assignment, and flexibly use reading as a tool for learning and for pleasure. Others never reread, have little or no awareness of an occasional lack of understanding, do not realize the need for exact under standing when reading directions, and have not learned to use reading as a versatile tool either for learning or for pleasure. The disparity of performance that results from such a contrast in
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Metacognitive skills and reading
Linda Baker · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1984 · 1.2K citations
The Development of Strategies for Studying Texts
Ann L. Brown, Sandra S. Smiley · Child Development · 1978 · 248 citations