This case study explores how adaptive learning through Collins Adapt improved metacognitive development among secondary school students studying biology. Conducted in collaboration with academic researchers, the initiative focused on moving students away from rote memorization toward mastery-based learning. By making learning progress and knowledge gaps visible, the platform encouraged self-regulation, reflection, and deeper understanding. Students developed stronger critical thinking skills and became more aware of their learning processes, while teachers gained better insights into individual progress. The results demonstrate how adaptive learning fosters not only knowledge acquisition but also higher-order thinking and long-term academic growth.

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