Self-monitoring is a skill students use to keep track of their learning.
It’s a series of assessments we make:
How is the activity going?
2. What’s working and what’s not?
2. Should I make adjustments?
Examples:
Rubrics to self-check requirements
In math, kids use self-monitoring to determine the best way to tackle a problem and whether their answer seems reasonable
Kids use self-monitoring to become better, more effective readers and ask guiding questions to self-assess their comprehension
Teachers can also self-monitor by reflecting on their practice and making necessary adjustments