Metacognition – a Mind Map or a Step Towards Ensuring a Successful Didactic Construct
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The society in which we gravitate is in a permanent search and transformation. This aspect represents a challenge for the educational field, as the multitude of transformations generates a major impact on the way of designing a didactic approach applied to the new changes.
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