please respond to Carolina. with 150. words He mentions that the more accurate our believes are the ...

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please respond to Carolina. with 150. words He mentions that the more accurate our believes are the more effective they are. Always planning for our assignments that we actually think they are going to take. He also mentions that memorization doesn't beat comprehension. He mentions "metacognition" and informs us that we shouldn't just assume were going to do well because it doesn't always give us that end result and hoped we would have put more effort initially. The key strategy I have learned in my life is like he mentioned that we should be trying to recall the information on our own and saying it out loud to ourselves or getting tested by others. That is most definitely my go to strategy when I can get someone to help me out. Intentional learning plays a huge role in actually being able to process the information, however if we use a "shallow" level of studying like memorization etc. will not help us recall the information. Therefore, he concludes that neither of these are actually important. In the end he concludes that when wanting to learn the only thing that actually play a huge factor are "what is it that you are actually thinking about when learning. I struggle so very much with attention span! I will be watching a video or reading a book, and I find myself going into airplane mode and won't even realize it is happening until I'm just about done and have to start all over! It's the worse. In the end these are all skills that take time to develop. He adds that "over learning" is the best thing to do so that you can later recall it easier. Utilizing effective strategies should be our focus. I can say that when I do not prioritize my time or plan ahead, I definitely try and crash course it a day or 2 before and "memorize" as much as I can and often times it leads to a disappointing grade. To say the least, I have learned my lesson the hard way. I have focused on learning my own self and from that I now know that when I note take, I only write what I know I will need to go over later, and I get very specific! Once I get home, I review it and test myself until I can do it without looking at my notes. Overall Dr. Chew definitely knows what he is talking about and makes some great points.