Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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Applying Metacognition in Teaching and Learning in Math Lessons in Secondary School a Study in Tuyen Quang Province, Vietnam
Bui Van Nghi , Nguyen Thi Huong Lan
Abstract
Research objective: This study is designed towards the goal of assessing the actual situation of applying
metacognition in the process of teaching and learning Mathematics in secondary schools, then, proposing
appropriate measures for developing mathematical competence.
Research method: In this study, we conducted a survey by using questionnaire, observation, in-depth
interview. The survey was conducted at 5 secondary schools in Tuyen Quang province (Y La Secondary
School; Phan Thiet Secondary School; Hung Thanh Secondary School, Le Quy Don Secondary School, and
Nong Tien Secondary School). Survey subjects include: 7 education experts, 30 teachers of Mathematics at
secondary schools, 100 students in 9th grade. After obtaining survey data, we used mathematical
statistical methods to calculate the percentage for each level. From there, make comments and
suggestions. Survey period: January 2020 to April 2020.
Research results: research showed that there was a percentage of teachers and students who apply
metacognition in the teaching and learning process. However, the activities of applying metacognition in
both teachers and students are not regular, there is no habit of using metacognition as a thinking tool.
Therefore, students' results have not made significant progress in math ability, as well as low learning
outcomes in Math. In the last part, the study suggested 4 measures for applying metacognition in the
process of teaching and learning Mathematics, aiming to develop students' mathematical ability
Keywords
Metacognition, Mathematical Competence, Mathematical Thinking.
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