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What will be an ideal response?
Technology can support self-monitoring by providing a cue or recording one’s self-monitoring. In terms of serving as a cue, a cell phone can provide tactile (i.e., vibration) cue. Technology can also provide an audio cue that it is time for self-monitoring. In terms of recording, students have successfully used a student response system to record their self-monitoring; students have also recording their self-monitoring on apps.
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