Metacognição: um fenômeno estratégico para o ensino e a aprendizagem
Publicado 2021-01-04
Palavras-chave
- Cognição,
- metacognição,
- ensino,
- aprendizagem
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Copyright (c) 2021 Carlos Fernando Vélez Gutiérrez, Francisco Javier Ruíz Ortega
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A discussão sobre metacognição, fenômeno cognitivo de caracterização recente, indispensável nos processos educativos e na resolução de diferentes problemas, se situa, particularmente, em dois campos disciplinares: a psicologia do desenvolvimento e o processamento da informação; a partir daí, perspectivas teóricas que enfatizam fenômenos como: teoria da mente, a evolução da inteligência, a sensação de saber, compreensão, conhecimento e regulação. Como conclusões, para o professor, destacamos a importância de estar ciente das formas de processamento mental que os alunos realizam como uma possibilidade de adaptação das estratégias de ensino, um requisito fundamental para garantir que o aprendizado e o desenvolvimento ocorram e que o aluno possa configurar um papel mais eficaz.
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