Children's conceptions of memory and imagination - from conceptual knowledge to metacognition. Phenomenographical study

Volume: 41, Pages: 100855 - 100855
Published: Sep 1, 2021
Abstract
• Declarative knowledge about the mind, although extremely important, plays rather an indirect role in the development of the subject's metacognitive abilities. Metacognitive knowledge never works in isolation, rather being a part of complex system of intellectual, emotional and social factors creating the learning environment or epistemic climate of the classroom. • The awareness of the complex, multifaceted relationships between cognitive...
Paper Details
Title
Children's conceptions of memory and imagination - from conceptual knowledge to metacognition. Phenomenographical study
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Volume
41
Pages
100855 - 100855
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