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"Trends and Prospects in Metacognition Research Across the Life Span: A Tribute to Anastasia Efklides" is a comprehensive volume that reflects on the significant contributions of Anastasia Efklides in the field of metacognition. This book explores various dimensions of metacognition, including theoretical frameworks, empirical findings, and applications across different age groups and contexts. The chapters are written by leading researchers in the field, highlighting emerging trends and challenges while paying homage to Efklides’ influential work.
The book is edited by the notable researchers, including Efklides herself, and consists of multiple contributions from various experts, providing a multifaceted view of metacognition. It addresses crucial issues like the development of metacognitive skills, self-regulated learning, and the interplay of cognitive and metacognitive processes across the lifespan. The diverse range of topics ensures that both foundational concepts and contemporary issues are covered, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.
ISBN for the book is available for reference, allowing readers to locate it more easily in libraries or bookstores. Published by a reputable academic publisher, this book serves not only as a tribute to Anastasia Efklides but also as a critical resource that advances the understanding of metacognition in diverse educational and psychological settings.
This work stands out for its integration of theory and practice, offering insights that are applicable across various domains such as education, psychology, and cognitive science. It encourages ongoing dialogue among researchers and lays the groundwork for future studies in metacognition, ensuring that Efklides' legacy will continue to inspire new generations of scholars and practitioners.
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