The skills involved in developing metacognition include all of the following strategies EXCEPT
A) thinking of examples.
B) visualizing relationships.
C) summarizing.
D) improving spelling.

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Improving spelling is not a strategy directly related to developing metacognition, which primarily involves awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes and learning strategies. The other three strategies listed (thinking of examples, visualizing relationships, and summarizing) all involve reflection and analysis of one's own learning, and are commonly used in metacognitive practices.

The Skills Involved in Developing Metacognition Include All of the Following