The Metacognitive Student: How to Teach Academic, Social, and Emotional Intelligence in Every Content Area (Your guide to metacognitive instruction and social-emotional learning)

It is well explained and helps in confirming my thoughts on the value of metacognition and reflection as independent tools that students need to take charge of their own learning, which is imperative in the age of technology.

It wasn't what I thought it would be so I gave it to a grade school teacher.

I wish there had been more written reviews. The content was not what I was looking for as an educator. I had been looking for a book on metacognition for my diverse classroom. I would not recommend purchasing this book on Kindle, it was too expensive and difficult to navigate. The book was not very helpful and I learned more about metacognition from my textbooks in my graduate classes.

An interesting book. Worth reading it.