Metacognition and Language Learning: A Psychological Exploration of Learners Awareness and its Role in Language Acquisition

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Publicat a:i-Manager's Journal on Educational Psychology vol. 18, no. 4 (Jun 2025)
Autor principal: Mondal, Kashmi
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520 3 |a This paper delves into the theoretical dimensions of metacognition, exploring how learners' awareness of their learning strategies and thought processes impacts language acquisition. Metacognition, or the awareness and regulation of one's own cognitive processes, plays a pivotal role in language learning by empowering learners to navigate the complexities of acquiring new linguistic skills. As an essential component of effective learning, metacognition enables students to plan, monitor, and evaluate their progress, fostering deeper engagement and adaptability in their educational journey. The study underscores the intricate interplay between teaching methodologies and learners' psychological dispositions, highlighting how designed instructional approaches can harness metacognitive skills to address diverse student interests and capabilities. Drawing from cognitive and educational theories, the paper examines strategies that promote metacognitive awareness, such as reflective practices, self-regulated learning, and collaborative activities, situating them within the broader psychological landscape of learner motivation, self-efficacy, and emotional intelligence. By adopting a psychological lens, the research bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and practical implications, offering educators insights into fostering a metacognitive culture in language classrooms. This exploration is particularly relevant in today's educational climate, where equipping the younger generation with cognitive and reflective skills is critical for their academic and personal growth. By addressing the dynamic relationship between metacognition, teaching-learning processes, and psychological factors, the study contributes to the ongoing quest to enhance the quality of education and paves the way for innovative practices that can transform language learning outcomes. 
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