Journal of JASME : research in mathematics education
Online ISSN : 2433-3034
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Research on Teaching Metacognition in Process of Polishing Up of Mathematical Problem Solving Lesson (II) : Concern of Metacognitive Activity in Process of Self-solution and Polishing Up
Goro TAKAI
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2010 Volume 16 Issue 1 Pages 35-42

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The purpose of this paper is to consider how metacognitive activity in process of self-solution have an impact on metacognitive activity in process of polish up. First, I checked on that essences of problem solving have to be engage for children's liberty and diversity. Next, I categorized children by difference of strategy or case in process self-solution, and divided process of polish up into three steps from Koto (1992)'s theory. Then, I considered metacognitive activities of classified children in process of polish up. Therefore, a metacognitive activity in process of polish up is so unrelated to the difference of a metacognitive activity by two classifications in process of self-solution. However, the result of the one and the activity referred to for the "self-evaluation" is chiefly thought as a difference.
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