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Meijer et al. taxonomy of 56 metacognitive text-studying activities

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A taxonomy for coding think-aloud protocols of secondary school students studying a history text, developed by Meijer et al. and described as "theoretically based and data driven" and tested on new protocols "in a cyclic fashion". Its revised form "discerned 56 specific metacognitive activities that adhered to four superordinate scales, orientation & planning, execution, monitoring, and elaboration & evaluation." In this article it directly formed the basis of the task-specific questionnaire, with each taxonomy category tapped by one questionnaire item.

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  • Meijer et al. taxonomy of 56 metacognitive text-studying activities in four superordinate scales: A taxonomy for coding think-aloud protocols of secondary school students studying a history text, developed by Meijer et al. and described as "theoretically based and data driven" and tested on new protocols "in a cyclic fashion". Its revised form "discerned 56 specific metacognitive activities that adhered to four superordinate scales, orientation & planning, execution, monitoring, and elaboration & evaluation." In this article it directly formed the basis of the task-specific questionnaire, with each taxonomy category tapped by one questionnaire item. (Gonny Schellings (2011))

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  • Gonny Schellings. (2011). Applying learning strategy questionnaires: problems and possibilities. Metacognition and Learning, 6, 91–109. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11409-011-9069-5
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title Meijer et al. taxonomy of 56 metacognitive text-studying activities
description A taxonomy for coding think-aloud protocols of secondary school students studying a history text, developed by Meijer et al.
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