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Learning Strategies: It is important to give learners the time and opportunity to talk about thinking processes, to make their own thought processes more explicit, to reflect on their strategies and thus gain more self-control. Acquiring and using meta-cognitive skills has emerged as a power idea for promoting a thinking skills curriculum … Carol McGuinness (1999) Create your thinking strategies • Look to make your approach more efficient. • Look at issues from a system view with inputs, outputs, processes and feedback. • Think of strategies in “gathering, organizing, analyzing and making conclusions. • Break problems into small chunks and study them well. • Begin with the things that are simplest to understand and move to the more complex. • Never to accept anything as true that you do not clearly know. • Be complete in both your work and reviews that nothing is omitted.
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