Metacognition And Learning is an academic journal dedicated to the field of metacognition, aiming to delve into various aspects of metacognition, including its definition, composition, measurement methods, and applications in different task domains. Metacognition, which refers to an individual's understanding of their own cognitive processes, is a crucial part of the learning process. This magazine provides readers with a comprehensive theoretical framework and empirical data through research on the formation of metacognitive consciousness, accumulation of experience and knowledge, and cultivation of executive skills.

This journal pays special attention to the performance of metacognition in fields such as mathematics, physics, reading, and writing, and explores the relationship between general metacognition and domain specific metacognition. In addition, it also discusses individual differences in metacognition, its relationship with other learner characteristics and learning strategies, developmental issues, training on metacognitive components in learning, and the role of teachers in metacognitive training. In addition to theoretical exploration, the magazine also emphasizes the role of metacognition in self-regulated or co regulated learning, as well as its close relationship with motivation and emotion. By delving into these fields, it provides valuable guidance and inspiration for educators and researchers, helping them better understand and apply metacognitive concepts, thereby improving learners' self-directed learning abilities and academic performance.