Lecture

Learning Sciences Concepts

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Description

This lecture covers basic concepts in learning sciences, including cognitive load, metacognition, and learning environments. It explores examples of exam questions related to cognitive load and metacognition, as well as the Danish city of Godthåb. The lecture delves into the lecture model, sensory memory, working memory, and storage. It also discusses the importance of engaging learners in inductive reasoning and the capital of Greenland, Nuuk.

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