In recent years, educational discussions have evolved from deep concerns with technology and its know-how to a realisation of the pressing need to home in on fundamental learning principles and skills. Indeed, we have come full circle on our journey, moving beyond our fascination with technology to re-embrace the timeless essentials of teaching and learning. With the accelerated integration of technology in education, understanding the science [and art] of human learning has become even more critical.
This workshop invites educators to dive into the intricacies of metacognition in the contemporary classroom, emphasising the urgent need to shift paradigms given the increasingly rapid emergence of newer, better, faster tech [think GenAI]. How do we effectively develop metacognition, encourage motivation, and enable self-regulated learning in our classrooms? As we adapt to the evolving educational landscape, what role do these elements play in enhancing the learning experience? By approaching metacognition, motivation and self-regulated learning through the framework of executive function skills, educators can demystify these concepts and arrive at practical insights for fostering holistic cognitive development in their students.
Participants will:
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