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Module 3 · Vidi: See clearly · 8 lessons, 0 ready

Know your own mind

Thinking about your own thinking is called metacognition. It is the habit of asking how you know something, and how sure you should be.

What it covers: a better sense of what you know, what you don’t, and how sure to be.

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Lesson 3.1: What metacognition is

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Lesson 3.2: Knowing what you know: confidence and calibration

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Lesson 3.3: The illusion of knowing

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Lesson 3.4: The Dunning-Kruger effect: what the study found

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Lesson 3.5: Intellectual humility

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Lesson 3.6: Noticing your feelings before you decide

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Lesson 3.7: Plan, monitor, review: thinking about your learning

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Lesson 3.8: Keeping a decision journal

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One page, printable View all lessons at a glance Knowing how sure you are is a skill of its own. This module covers noticing confidence, testing your understanding and keeping a record of decisions.