METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES IN DEVELOPING STUDENTS' ACADEMIC WRITING SKILLS
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Thus, metacognitive strategies are an integral part of the process of developing students' academic writing skills, helping them not only learn to write high-quality texts, but also become more independent and confident in their mental abilities.Abstract
Metacognitive strategies in developing students' academic writing skills play a key role in improving the quality of their work and their ability to learn independently. These strategies help students not only master the technical aspects of writing, but also develop a deeper understanding of the material, which in turn contributes to the formation of critical and analytical thinking.
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