Why do some students study hard but still underperform?

They lack metacognition - the ability to think about their own thinking. Without it, students can’t assess learning strategies effectively.

Self-questioning techniques Reflection journals Feedback loops

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Metacognitive skills improve problem-solving, independence, and lifelong learning capacity.

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