Lecture

Learning sciences concepts

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Description

This lecture covers key concepts in learning sciences, including sensory memory, working memory, cognitive load, metacognition, and instructional design. It explores topics such as knowledge taxonomy, cognitive tasks taxonomy, and transversal skills.

Instructors (2)

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