Professional practice note 14: Using Metacognitive Strategies to Support Student Self-regulation
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Professional practice note 14: Using Metacognitive Strategies to Support Student Self-regulation
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Practice Principles for Excellence in Teaching Practice
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Resource type: Ideas and inspiration - Teacher guidance
This Professional Practice Note guides teachers and school leaders on how to integrate metacognitive strategies in everyday teaching. It is part of a broader suite of Professional practice notes which support teachers to use evidence-informed practices which you can access here. Included examples are of how schools can implement metacognitive strategies to assist students to build self-regulation and develop a strong sense of agency in their learning.
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Victorian Teaching and Learning Model (VTLM)
Practice Principles for Excellence in Teaching Practice
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Principle 7: Evidence based strategies drive professional practice improvement
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Created on
23 November 2020
Last updated
19 October 2023
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English
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For teacher use
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