Reading is an essential language skill in students’ educational success. However, reports have shown that the most prevalent type of academic difficulties among secondary school students with learning disabilities reading difficulties. Previous studies focused more on interventions to improve comprehension achievement than influence metacognitive strategies achievement. This study, therefore, i...

Metacognitive reading strategies are to facilitate the process of students, give them chance monitor and control process, regulate process. While many typically developing children can gain these cognitive processes, with learning disabilities (LD) have difficulties. They also more limited memory than children. It is an effective method in making it easier for difficulties remember information ...

Every time people think about what they said (e.g., Was I tactful?), check something they did (e.g., Did I get the correct change?), or decide whether they have finished a task (e.g., Is this note to my daughter clear enough?), they are engaging in metacognition, or thinking about thinking. Metacognition is very important for reading comprehension. This chapter focuses on understanding the role...

BACKGROUND Various investigations have revealed that the promotion of cognitive and metacognitive strategies can improve reading comprehension and that when readers receive this type of instruction, they can use monitoring processes and regulation strategies adequately. The goal of this work is to analyze the effects of strategic and metacognitive instruction on reading comprehension processes ...

Both positive and negative emotions have been the focus of a wealth language learning research in recent years. This can mostly be attributed to established links between an individual’s psychological responses, existing emerging from learning, processes they engage in, outcomes achieve. A look at advanced on anxiety, emotion that appears strongly involved has shown specific information about r...

While some first language (L1) reading models suggest that inefficient word recognition and small working memory tend to inhibit higher-level comprehension processes; the Compensatory Encoding Model maintains that slow word recognition and small working memory do not normally hinder reading comprehension, as readers are able to operate metacognitive strategies to compensate for inefficient word...

This paper reports findings from a study that assesses metacognitive awareness and reading-strategy use of Chinese senior high school students who are learning English as a foreign language (EFL). A total of 270 students responded to a 28-item survey of reading strategies (SORS). The strategies were classified into 3 categories: global, problemsolving, and support. The results showed that the s...

this study has done to show the relation between metacognitive strategies with aggression and coping styles in shiraz high school students. methods: in this study, 360 individuals of shiraz high school students between the ages 17-19 (240 females, 120 males) in 88-89 school year, were chosen by multi stage cluster sampling. data collection was done with metacognition questionnaire-30 (mcq-30) b...