metacognitive
[ met-uh-kog-ni-tiv ]
adjective
having to do with metacognition, high-level thinking that enables understanding: The students are disengaged from the curriculum, and they have not gained a metacognitive understanding of the material.
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How to use metacognitive in a sentence
As a coach, I’ve found that different metacognitive strategies are useful to different athletes.
“It’s a powerful thing to point on your resume, so you’re not just saying you have Microsoft Excel skills, but that you’ve also taken the time to understand and improve your metacognition,” says Akhila Satish, CEO of Meseekna.
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