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Modelo de Metacognición en el aprendizaje

Modelo de Metacognición en el aprendizaje

Ernesto Ramón Díaz Canchola / Olga Herminia Díaz Canchola

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Editorial:
KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2020
Materia
Destrezas y técnicas de enseñanza
ISBN:
9786200398758
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Abramovicz Rosenblatt expresó que la metacognición es la forma en la que las personas aprendemos a razonar y aplicar el pensamiento a la forma de actuar y aprender del entorno, para lo cual se utiliza la reflexión constante, a fin de asegurarse una buena ejecución de los deseos o pensamientos; para Sergio Barrón es la capacidad que poseemos de trascender y re-utilizar los conocimientos adquiridos y para Daniel Ocaña, se trata de un macroproceso que se caracteriza por una capacidad de conciencia (controlada de forma voluntaria) que permite gestionar todos los procesos cognitivos, desde los simples a los complejos. Por lo anteriormente expuesto presentamos en esta investigación un modelo de la metacognición en el aprendizaje en el Nivel Medio Superior y Superior de América Latina en el siglo XXI.

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