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Toby Mitchell, a 4th Grade General/Special Education Teacher from Hawaii, joins this episode of The Extraordinary Educators Podcast to share all about his experience with incorporating metacognition into his daily classroom routines! Toby began by taking a step back in thinking about what "I don't know" really means, and how he can help his students dive deeper into that.
In today's episode, Toby shares a few great strategies you can start using in your classroom now to help create an environment based in metacognition, and, in turn, help your students understand why they think what they think.
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Chapters
1. Introduction to Extraordinary Educators (00:00:00)
2. Meet Toby Mitchell from Hawaii (00:00:19)
3. Understanding Metacognition Basics (00:00:54)
4. Replacing "I Don't Know" In Class (00:01:16)
5. Metacognition Origins and Impact (00:03:31)
6. Conclusion and Sign-Off (00:05:20)
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