Engineering Ethics: Priming and Transfer of Learning

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Examines the impact of digital tools on attention, learning, and cognitive load management.

Explores the impact of spatial configuration on teaching interactions in classrooms, analyzing seating arrangements and teacher movements.

Outlines the LEARN Center's collaborative approach to enhancing education through research and innovative practices.

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Presents a structured approach to discussing key concepts and emphasizes the importance of each point for comprehensive understanding.

Delves into levels of generalization in learning activities and the importance of transferring knowledge.