Lecture

Orchestration Graphs: Learning with Simulations

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Description

This lecture introduces orchestration graphs as a tool to enhance learning with simulations. It covers the use of advanced organizers to pre-activate cognitive structures, the importance of consolidating knowledge through practice, and the concept of modest constructivism in the learning process.

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