Formative assessments can be enhanced with metacognitive strategies. Assessment wrappers are a powerful tool for boosting metacognition.

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Using lesson wrappers with your students will help to raise levels of metacognition and self-regulation...

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Lesson wrappers are an essential tool for creating higher levels of self-regulation in your lessons and for boosting metacognition...

Teachers can use 'lesson wrappers' to raise levels of metacognitive awareness with their students...

Student-reflection essay writing tasks are a great way to foster metacognition and self-regulation in students!

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Using assessment wrappers when doing formative assessments is a powerful way of enhancing the benefits of assessment work...

Lesson wrappers are a great way to encourage student reflection at the start and end of lessons...

Using assessment wrappers allows you to bring metacognition into your formative assessment work...

Bring metacognition and self-regulated learning into your classroom with reflective essay writing tasks...

Lesson wrappers are a simple way to encourage metacognition and self-regulated learning!

Using assessment wrappers when doing formative assessment practice is a valuable strategy for exam preparation.

This month's CPD video focuses on increasing metacognitive engagement.

This month's CPD video focuses on using metacognitive strategies to help develop reading skills and literacy...

This month's CPD video focuses on creating self-regulated learners.

These metacognitive strategies will help you respond to the best-practice recommendations provided by the EEF in relation to metacognition.

These printable workbooks are designed to boost metacognition and self-regulated learning...