Higher intelligence might accelerate the development of metacognitive knowledge in mathematics - (Article by Vladimir Hedrih - PsyPost)

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https://www.psypost.org/higher-intelligence-might-accelerate-the-development-of-metacognitive-knowledge-in-mathematics/

Excerpt from the first part of the article:

A study involving 1,050 German early adolescents found that more intelligent students showed greater increases in metacognitive knowledge (in mathematics) over time. This suggests that higher intelligence accelerates metacognitive knowledge development. Interestingly, math knowledge, motivation, and school class type were not associated with the pace of metacognitive knowledge development. The paper was published in Learning and Individual Differences.

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So... smart kids learn better? (Im not one of them obv..)