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Metacognition as it relates to inquiry

Submitted by Deborah Hazen on Wed, 07/22/2009 - 7:16pm.

In inquiry based learning it is important that students learn how to learn. How to ask questions, choose topics, select resources, be skeptical of their own ideas, be open to and skeptical of the ideas of others, critically analyze their stories based on data that they analyze, collaborate, and sustain student driven motivation to learn.

Metacognition is a habit of mind that makes inquiry a richer intrapersonal and interpersonal experience.

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