“…Metacognition is a real issue for academic success. Academic success is generally defined as academic performances, but also as engagement in purposeful activities, perseverance, well‐being, acquisition of knowledge and skills, and career success (Alyahyan & Düştegör, 2020; Glasman, 2010; York, Gibson, & Rankin, 2015) and it is known to be supported by metacognition (Perry et al, 2019). In fact, metacognition promotes the active engagement of students in their learning (Hacker, Keener, & Kircher, 2009), a feeling of self‐efficacy adjusted to academic performances (Colognesi, Hanin, Still, & Van Nieuwenhoven, 2019) and consequently, it motivates students to put effort into their studies (Marulis & Nelson, 2021).…”