Are you looking for a tool to help you and your students better understand their executive function strategy use? Join us for a free webinar to learn about MetaCOG Online.
What Is MetaCOG Online?
MetaCOG Online is an interactive executive function survey system that helps students develop an understanding of their learning profiles.
This unique online survey:
- Enables students to understand and reflect upon their personalized EF profiles
- Provides teachers with a class summary and action plan framework based on their students’ needs
- Can be used by educators and educational therapists to spark conversation with students about their EF strengths, challenges, and strategy use
Build Student’s Self-Understanding with MetaCOG Online
In addition to serving as a powerful tool for data collection in the classroom, MetaCOG Online helps students understand themselves as learners. Self-reflection, a key component of the MetaCOG Online process, is essential for students to think metacognitively, understand their strengths and challenges, and begin to plan their future strategy use.
Once students complete the MetaCOG survey and review their profiles, teachers are encouraged to build in time for independent student reflection or small-group/whole-class discussions. The discussions that arise from MetaCOG Online reflections can help students build their self-understanding, which is at the heart of developing a sense of identity and belonging.
It is important to embrace students’ identities and promote self-advocacy to build stronger and better learning experiences for all students. Promoting metacognition can help students develop the skills they need to create and maintain successful relationships.
Learn More
View our free webinar about MetaCOG Online.
Topics:
- Explore key features of MetaCOG Online
- Learn how to use this online survey tool to support students
- Take the MetaCOG Online survey yourself
Presenters:
- Lynn Meltzer, Ph.D., Director of the Institutes for Learning and Development (ResearchILD & ILD)
- Caitlin Vanderberg, M.Ed., ResearchILD Associate
- Lois Aubin, SMARTS Teacher
- Jason Alemany, SMARTS Teacher
- Caitlin Vanderberg, M.Ed., SMARTS Associate
Build Your Executive Function Toolkit in 2022
Are you interested in building your Executive Function Toolkit? Join us in February and March to hear from EF experts on topics such as metacognition and motivation, strategies to support students with long-term projects and project-based learning, embedding EF in the general education curriculum, and the intersection of EF and social-emotional learning. Learn more and register today.
SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum: smarts-ef.org
Research Institute for Learning and Development: researchild.org
The Institute for Learning and Development: ildlex.org
