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Montoya, L., Pinedo, A. (2022). Estrategias metacognitivas y estilos de aprendizaje en estudiantes de segundo año de la escuela de Medicina de una universidad privada de lima, en el ciclo académico 2021-II [Universidad Tecnológica del Perú]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12867/5475
Montoya, L., Pinedo, A. Estrategias metacognitivas y estilos de aprendizaje en estudiantes de segundo año de la escuela de Medicina de una universidad privada de lima, en el ciclo académico 2021-II []. PE: Universidad Tecnológica del Perú; 2022. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12867/5475
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title = "Estrategias metacognitivas y estilos de aprendizaje en estudiantes de segundo año de la escuela de Medicina de una universidad privada de lima, en el ciclo académico 2021-II",
author = "Pinedo Pichilingue, Andrea Aranza",
publisher = "Universidad Tecnológica del Perú",
year = "2022"
}
This research aims to explain how metacognitive strategies favor the development of learning styles in second-year students of the Medical School of a private university in Lima in the academic cycle 2021-II. This research has a qualitative approach, an explanatory scope and a phenomenological design. 12 students were interviewed in depth using a 21 semistructured question guide of metacognitive strategies and learning styles as an instrument. The results show that all students exhibit metacognitive strategies with different levels of development, and the distribution of their learning stylesis as follows: convergent or theoretical style in 5 students, divergent or active style in 3 students, assimilating or reflective style in 1 student, accommodating or pragmatic style in 1 student, accommodating or pragmatic styles and divergent or active in 2 students. Metacognitive knowledge strategies about cognition (declarative, procedural and conditional knowledge) favor the development of learning styles by a gain of knowledge for students about how they are aslearners, how they learn and why they learn the way they do. Based on this, students adopt a particular learning style over time, any of the 4 styles of Kolb's model, aligned with that premise. Not all the regulating cognition metacognitive strategies favor the development of learning styles, only debugging and evaluation, these strategies allow students to adopt new learning strategies when they face a learning difficulty and allow them to question whether the way they learn contributes or not with his learning and if there is a better way to learn, leading students to explore different ways of learning and eventually perpetuate over time one of Kolb's learning styles, the one that helps the student the most to learn.
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