Cognitive strategies in the classroom (KDP Webinar)

Joanna Alcruz; Mubina Schroeder

Cognitive strategies in the classroom (KDP Webinar)

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How can cognitive science offer insight into pedagogy and support learners to be more successful? In this webinar recording, discover the latest research in cognitive science and how to use this research in your teaching and learning practices, including learning with high-utility strategies and self-regulation approaches for students, as well as how to use motivation and metacognition to give students agency over their learning and avoid academic procrastination.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Sep 2020
Event	Kappa Delta Pi: Teacher Toolbox Series - Duration: Sep 1 2020 → …

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Conference	Kappa Delta Pi: Teacher Toolbox Series
Period	9/1/20 → …

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Education

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Cognitive strategies in the classroom (KDP Webinar)

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