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Diverse educational contexts and research on metacognition and motivation to enhance self-directed learning

This scholarly book explores the latest education research on metacognition and self-directed learning, providing practical insights for educators and students. As the thirteenth volume in the NWU Self-Directed Learning Series, it focuses on developing metacognitive skills to enhance self-regulation...

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Autors principals: Jagals, Divan, Van Tonder, Gideon Petrus, Grosser, Mary M., Van Deventer, Nicolaas, Bunt, Byron J., Roux, Annalie, Kloppers, Magda, Bunt, Lance, Stack, Michael, Ragvan, Vanishree, Petzer, Alviné, Potgieter, Lineke, Kruger, Corné, Laubscher, Dorothy, Kashango, Sylvia, Havenga, Marietjie, Jordaan, Tertia, Pieters, Mariliza, van der Westhuizen, Christine-Marie, Verster, Marisa
Format: Online
Idioma:anglès
Publicat: AOSIS 2025
Matèries:
self-directed learning
cognition
meta-cognition
motivation
self-regulated learning
diverse educational contexts
reflection
problem-centred learning
South African education
teaching strategies
student motivation
higher education
cognitive development
mathematics
mathematical teaching
mathematical education
applied psychology
learning outcomes
21st-century skills
thema EDItEUR::J Society and Social Sciences::JN Education::JNF Educational strategies and policy
Accés en línia:ONIX_20250320_9781779953377_7
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Sumari:This scholarly book explores the latest education research on metacognition and self-directed learning, providing practical insights for educators and students. As the thirteenth volume in the NWU Self-Directed Learning Series, it focuses on developing metacognitive skills to enhance self-regulation, motivation, and independent thinking – key competencies for success in the 21st century. Metacognition plays a vital role in learning, helping students plan, evaluate, and self-assess their progress. Research shows that students with strong metacognitive strategies achieve better learning outcomes, apply knowledge effectively, and persist through academic challenges. This book offers evidence-based teaching strategies to support the development of self-regulated learning and motivation in diverse educational settings. It examines teaching behaviour and instructional methods that foster metacognitive growth in both basic and higher education. With a particular focus on the South African education landscape, it extends research in cognitive, developmental, and applied psychology. Researchers and educators will find practical approaches for integrating metacognition into various disciplines, making this book a valuable resource for both undergraduate and graduate education programmes.

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