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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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Reading Strategies
He defines meta-learning as teaching students how to learn: memory, goals, strategies, reading plot, psychological profile, and character change.
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"...learning strategies? So in my class, we focus a lot on reading strategies, on how to quickly identify the plot of the book, how..."
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"These past two weeks, I've been teaching critical reading skills, reading strategy to my students. And next week, I'll be teaching them writing, specifically..."
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