Posts Tagged ‘metacognition’

Poking at Metacognition and Solitude

Jan 26, 2010 at 1:42 pm, Jared Stein

I’ve written very briefly and meekly shared with a few close colleagues my interest in the role of solitude in learning–especially in context of modern networked communication media–i.e. the web. Recently I’ve begun to consider how metacognitive strategies figure into a view of the learner as a necessarily solitary figure and as a (even occasional) member of a learning community). I read an article this week past weekend that sparked some ideas (more…)