Metacognition with Anoara Mughal

In this episode, Toria talks to Anoara about metacognition and
learns about what it is, what it isn't and how it can support
teaching and learning in the classroom.

Anoara is the author of Think!: Metacognition-powered Primary
Teaching and is a primary practitioner of fifteen years and an
experienced school leader of ten years. Anoara is qualified as a
headteacher and is highly experienced at delivering inspiring
workshops. She has implemented metacognitive strategies in two
schools and has experience leading Year 6, History, English,
curriculum, CPD, Pupil Premium, metacognition and attendance and
punctuality and remote learning.


As part of her initial degree course, she studied a module of
neurology and became fascinated with how the brain works. When
she qualified as a teacher, her interest in the uses of cognitive
neuroscience grew. 


 Not only is she passionate about giving children the gift
of reading but she is also passionate about women leading in
education and well-being. She is a regional leader
@WomenEdLondon, is on the steering group @HealthyToolkit and is a
founding fellow of The Chartered College of Teaching.


You can find her on Twitter: @anoara_a


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