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This study focuses on relations between 7- and 9-year-old children’s and adults’ metacognitive monitoring and control processes. In addition to explicit confidence judgments (CJ), data for participants’ control behavior during learning and recall as well as implicit CJs were collected with an eye-tracking device (Tobii 1750). Results revealed developmental progression in both accuracy of implicit and explicit monitoring across age groups. In addition, efficiency of learning and recall strategies increases with age, as older participants allocate more fixation time to critical information and less time to peripheral or potentially interfering information. Correlational analyses, recall performance, metacognitive monitoring, and controlling indicate significant interrelations between all of these measures, with varying patterns of correlations within age groups. Results are discussed in regard to the intricate relationship between monitoring and recall and their relation to performance. 相似文献
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Nesrin Destan Manuela A. Spiess Anique de Bruin Mariëtte van Loon Claudia M. Roebers 《Metacognition and Learning》2017,12(3):315-336
The current study investigated kindergarteners and second graders’ ability to monitor and evaluate their own and a virtual peer’s performance in a paired-associate learning task. Participants provided confidence judgments (CJs) for their own responses and performance-based judgments (judgments provided after receiving feedback on their performance) for both their own and a virtual peer’s responses. For the performance-based judgments, children were confronted with their own or the peer’s answer as well as the correct answer. Additionally, participants were asked to credit their own and the peer’s correct and incorrect answers while facing feedback. Results indicate an age-related progression in metacognitive monitoring skills, with second graders differentiating more strongly in their confidence judgments between correct and incorrect responses compared to kindergarteners. Regarding performance-based judgments, children of both age groups provided higher judgments for correctly compared to incorrectly recognized items as well as for their own responses in comparison to the responses of the unknown child. Similarly, when crediting, participants of both age groups gave more credits for correct recognition than for incorrect recognition and for their own responses than for the peer’s responses. The significant interaction between age group and recognition accuracy for the crediting shows that second graders gave more credits for correctly recognized items while kindergarteners gave more credits for incorrect answers than the older children – primarily for their own incorrect answers. In conclusion, the study provides new insights into 6- and 8-year-olds’ evaluations of their own and an unknown child’s performance in a paired-associate learning task by showing that children of both age groups generally judged and credited responses in their own favor. These results add to our understanding of biases in children’s performance evaluations, including metacognitive judgments and judgments provided after receiving feedback. 相似文献
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Claudia M. Roebers Patrizia Cimeli Marianne R?thlisberger Regula Neuenschwander 《Metacognition and Learning》2012,7(3):151-173
In the present study, associations between executive functioning, metacognition, and self-perceived competence in the context of early academic outcomes were examined. A total of 209 children attending first grade were initially assessed in terms of their executive functioning and academic self-concept. One year later, children??s executive functioning, academic self-concept, metacognitive monitoring and control, as well as their achievement in mathematics and literacy were evaluated. Structural equation modeling revealed that executive functioning was significantly related to metacognitive control, both cross-sectionally and longitudinally, and that self-concept was substantially associated with metacognitive monitoring, both cross-sectionally and longitudinally. Individual differences in executive functioning and metacognitive control were significantly related to academic outcomes, with metacognitive control appearing to yield a more circumscribed influence on academic outcomes (only literacy) compared to executive functioning (literacy and mathematics). 相似文献
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In the present study, primary school children’s ability to give accurate confidence judgments (CJ) was addressed, with a special
focus on uncertainty monitoring. In order to investigate the effects of memory retrieval processes on monitoring judgments,
item difficulty in a vocabulary learning task (Japanese symbols) was manipulated. Moreover, as a first exploratory step to
uncover fast and retrieval bound (implicit) monitoring processes that take place before explicit CJ are openly reported, fixation
time allocation during recognition and monitoring was recorded with an eye-tracking device. Results revealed developmental
progression in uncertainty (but not in certainty) monitoring between the age of 7 and 9 years. Differences in CJ across levels
of item difficulty point to a substantial impact of retrieval processes on 9-yr-olds’ but not on 7-yr-olds’ monitoring. Eye-tracking
data revealed an overall bias towards medium and high CJ, and confirmed evidence on developmental progression in monitoring
skills. 相似文献
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Developmental outcomes of children in classes for special educational needs: results from a longitudinal study 
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下载免费PDF全文 Minna R.K. Törmänen Claudia M. Roebers 《Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs》2018,18(2):83-93
This longitudinal study investigates the differences in cognitive and socio‐emotional development and academic achievement between children educated in special education classes (N = 37) and regular classes (N = 37). The study is retrospective. The first measurement point was while children were attending play‐oriented kindergarten and no decision about their education had yet been made. The second measurement point followed after 2 years of schooling. Comparing carefully matched groups, no differences in executive functions (EFs) were found before beginning school. Children assigned to special education had poorer language, fine motor skills and a lower pre‐academic self‐concept, self‐regulatory skills and social integration. Notably, every fourth child in special education was an immigrant, 9% of whom later attended regular classes. After 2 years of schooling in either setting, the groups differed significantly in academic achievement, EFs, fine motor skills and cognitive self‐regulatory skills. However, it was not – as school officials had intended – that children in special education classes had caught up, except in regard to their academic self‐concept and social integration. 相似文献
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Nicole von der Linden Wolfgang Schneider Claudia M. Roebers 《Metacognition and Learning》2011,6(1):3-23
Two studies were conducted to investigate whether context variations were suitable to improve metacognitive judgments in children
in a complex, everyday memory task. In the first phase of each experiment, participants were shown a short event (video) and
gave judgments-of-learning (JOLs), that is, rated their certainty that they would later be able to recall specific details
correctly. In the second phase of the experiments, participants took part in a memory interview about the memory event and
gave confidence judgments (CJs), that is, rated their certainty that the provided answers to the memory questions were correct.
Study 1 specifically investigated the potential positive influence of giving a verbal summary before the JOL-interview on
metacognitive monitoring, whereas Study 2 had a closer look on the effect of intentional versus non-intentional encoding on
JOL and CJ accuracy. Results revealed no significant influence of giving a summary and hardly any effect of encoding condition
on metamemory monitoring although children from age 6 on showed adequate monitoring performance. JOL accuracy appears to be
a complex process, which is even more difficult to influence in children than in adults. 相似文献
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Metacognition and Learning - In the past decade, research increasingly uncovers emerging metacognitive skills in young children by using child-friendly, creative, and non-verbal measures of... 相似文献
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Steiner Martina van Loon Mariëtte H. Bayard Natalie S. Roebers Claudia M. 《Metacognition and Learning》2020,15(1):29-30
Metacognition and Learning - The article Development of Children’s monitoring and control when learning from texts: effects of age and test format, written by Martina Steiner, Mariëtte... 相似文献
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This multi-phase study examined the influence of retrieval processes on children??s metacognitive processes in relation to and in interaction with achievement level and age. First, N?=?150 9/10- and 11/12-year old high and low achievers watched an educational film and predicted their test performance. Children then solved a cloze test regarding the film content including answerable and unanswerable items and gave confidence judgments to every answer. Finally, children withdrew answers that they believed to be incorrect. All children showed adequate metacognitive processes before and during test taking with 11/12- year-olds outperforming 9/10-year-olds when considering characteristics of on-going retrieval processes. As to the influence of achievement level, high compared to low achievers proved to be more accurate in their metacognitive monitoring and controlling. Results suggest that both cognitive resources (operationalized through achievement level) and mnemonic experience (assessed through age) fuel metacognitive development. Nevertheless, when facing higher demands regarding retrieval processes, experience seems to play the more important role. 相似文献
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Steiner Martina van Loon Mariëtte H. Bayard Natalie S. Roebers Claudia M. 《Metacognition and Learning》2020,15(1):3-27
Metacognition and Learning - This study investigated elementary school children’s development of monitoring and control when learning from texts. Second (N = 138) and fourth... 相似文献