Lecture

Learning & Memory

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Description

This lecture covers the topics of learning and memory, including the lecture model, working memory, and different types of cognitive loads. It also delves into the concept of knowledge taxonomy, metacognition, and cognitive tasks. The instructor challenges the audience with memory tests and problem-solving exercises.

Instructors (2)

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