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Learning how to learn: forming memory, goals, strategies, and interpretive tools so students can learn without teacher dependence.
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meta-learning
Learning how to learn: forming memory, goals, strategies, and interpretive tools so students can learn without teacher dependence.
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He defines meta-learning as teaching students how to learn: memory, goals, strategies, reading plot, psychological profile, and character change.
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"...that really solidified for me and clarified me the importance of meta -learning. We need to teach students to learn for themselves. And so..."
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"...think that we need to really focus on the ideas of meta -learning and collaboration more. And right now, we're still stuck in a..."
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"Yeah. And that's why students enjoy learning because it's empowering for them. It's, it's, it's like you're, you're giving them a new learning opportunity...."
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Jiang's education argument begins with a narrow definition and ends with a democratic dream.
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