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Avsnitt 72: Roundtable on Evidence based education with a focus on Cognitive Load Theory - with Barbara Oakley and John Sweller

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In today's talk you will experience two amazing guests. They are so interesting to listen to when they discuss and coreflect. Meet professor Barbara Oakley and professor John Sweller.   Professor Barbara Oakley has contributed and is contributing so much to the area of education based on the Science of Learning. She is also co-creator of the world-renowned online course "Learning How to Learn" with several millions of participants. https://barbaraoakley.com/   Professor John Sweller is well known worldwide for formulating Cognitive Load Theory (CLT). CLT is an important part of the Science of Learning that it is beneficial for every teacher to get familiar with and understand the mechanisms within.   The work and contributions of Oakley and Sweller overlaps and their discussions together give so many synergies. Listening to them is interesting and engaging for everyone of us involved in education.   Musik: Andreas Lidberg Kontakt: [email protected]

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