Chapter 9

2. A strategy used to guide reading and inquiry, consisting of what we know, what we want to know, etc.
4. A plan that breaks a problem into smaller subgoals to reach the solution.
5. A type of thinking that involves evaluating conclusions by examining evidence and logic.
7. Retrieval practice is also known as the _____ effect.
10. The knowledge about one’s own thinking processes and how to control them.

1. When students care about learning and believe that strategies help them understand and apply.
3. General strategy used in attempting to solve problems.
6. A tool used to compare and contrast relationships, often shown as overlapping circles.
8. A graphical tool for organizing and representing knowledge.
9. The process of creating new solutions for problems.