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  This article by Terry Heick offers questions we should ask our students to get them to respond to new ideas. This is great for all subjects, the first couple questions are about connecting the new ideas to what the students already know. This works great for the math classroom which is constantly building off previously learned skills.

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  Metacognition isn’t a matter of a “lesson,” or a teacher telling students it’s something they should do. Rather, it’s a matter of habit. Habits are everything. So, below are 15 questions to help students respond to new ideas, and begin to establish the kinds of habits that make thinkers, and just maybe, starting telling you what you want to hear.
  
  Whether or not they truly become habits depends on how you use them. If you make them useful and familiar and meaningful, or alien, adult-sounding, and awkward. That’s on you as a teacher of your grade level and content area and school and community.

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