Are you looking for a tool to better understand your students’ executive function strategy use? Join us for a free webinar to learn about MetaCOG Online.
What Is MetaCOG Online?
MetaCOG Online is an interactive executive function survey system that helps students develop an understanding of their learning profiles, including their executive function strengths and challenges.
This unique online survey:
- Enables students to understand and reflect upon their personalized EF profiles
- Provides teachers with a class summary and action plan framework based on their students’ needs
- Can be used by educators and educational therapists to spark conversation with students about their EF strengths, challenges, and strategy use
MetaCOG Online and Data Collection
MetaCOG Online can be used to collect data about students’ EF strategy use at multiple points throughout the school year.
With each use of the survey tool, teachers receive a class report that displays the overall EF strengths and challenges for the students in their classes. The survey also results in a list of SMARTS lessons that target students’ challenges and the fundamental skills they need to succeed. Using suggested lessons for each student, teachers can personalize strategy instruction for individual students or small groups.
Students receive individualized profiles of their EF strengths and challenges, which helps them to understand how they can improve. Teachers can review their students’ responses to individual questions, allowing them to provide targeted support as needed.
Learn More
View our free webinar about MetaCOG Online.
Topics:
- Explore key features of MetaCOG Online
- Learn how to use this online survey tool to support students
- Take the MetaCOG Online survey yourself
Presenters:
- Lynn Meltzer, Ph.D., Director of the Institutes for Learning and Development (ResearchILD & ILD)
- Caitlin Vanderberg, M.Ed., ResearchILD Associate
- Lois Aubin, SMARTS Teacher
- Jason Alemany, SMARTS Teacher
- Caitlin Vanderberg, M.Ed., SMARTS Associate
Build Your Executive Function Toolkit
Are you interested in building your Executive Function Toolkit? Join us in February and March to hear from EF experts on topics such as metacognition and motivation, strategies to support students with long-term projects and project-based learning, embedding EF in the general education curriculum, and the intersection of EF and social-emotional learning. Learn more and register today.
SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum: smarts-ef.org
Research Institute for Learning and Development: researchild.org
The Institute for Learning and Development: ildlex.org