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Author: Liz Keable

Liz Keable - Metacognition in Practice Specialist. Liz is a teacher and trainer with many years experience of working with children, young people and adults to support their learning. As a Biologist with a special interest in the learning brain, she initially taught science in High schools before transitioning into advisory work. More recently, Liz has supported the educational needs of children in specialist ‘foster care’ placements, and provided independent coaching in schools to improve the self-belief and academic progress of vulnerable young people using her Learner Success Pathway. Now, Liz focuses on supporting parents and schools to develop metacognition for learners. Website: www.lizkeable.com Linked In: linkedin.com/in/lizkeable First issue of Liz's newsletter: linkedin.com/pulse/1-acknowledging-issues-liz-keable

Why Metacognition Matters – A Lot!