Research School Network: Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in MFL Head of MFL Kate Cooper demonstrates how she models writing to her Y9 French class
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Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in MFL
Head of MFL Kate Cooper demonstrates how she models writing to her Y9 French class
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Continuing with our series of self-regulation videos, Head of MFL Kate Cooper demonstrates how she models her thought processes, when completing a written response to a French GCSE question.
Kate models very carefully how she plans her approach and what she is thinking at each stage of the process. She also explains how she would use a knowledge organiser to support her with this. This is a great example of the ‘planning’ stage of the self’regulation cycle, described in the EEF ‘Metacognition Guidance Report’:
Planning—encouraging pupils to think about the goal of their learning (set by the teacher, or themselves) and to consider how they will approach the task; this includes ensuring they understand the goal, activate relevant prior knowledge about the task, select appropriate strategies, and consider how to allocate their effort.
Here’s the video.
This is one of a series of video blogs on self-regulation:
Self-Regulation at a Distance – an Introduction – by Chris Runeckles
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Supporting Students – by Marc Rowland
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Helping Teachers to Help Students – by Shaun Allison
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in PE – by James Crane
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in Geography – by Ben Crockett
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in Science – by Fahim Rahman
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in English – by Andy Tharby
Self-Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in History – by Chris Runeckles
Self Regulation at a Distance – Modelling Metacognition in Maths
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