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These studies suggest that metacognitive strategies significantly improve students' short story writing abilities, reading comprehension, and overall learning outcomes.
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Metacognitive strategies involve planning, monitoring, and evaluating one's cognitive processes, and they have been shown to enhance various learning outcomes. This synthesis focuses on the application of metacognitive strategies in the context of short story writing and reading comprehension.
Improvement in Short Story Writing:
Enhanced Reading Comprehension:
Development of Personal and Social Skills:
Autonomy and Self-Regulation:
Metacognitive strategies are highly effective in improving both short story writing and reading comprehension. They foster better planning, monitoring, and evaluation skills, leading to enhanced academic performance and personal development. These strategies also promote autonomy and self-regulation, making learners more independent and capable.
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