Managing the cognitive load of an eLearning course is a delicate act of balance. You need to optimize the use of working memory capacity and avoid cognitive overload.
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Beth Dichter's curator insight,
January 10, 2015 9:06 AM
How do you teach students to write good questions (or how to ask good questions)? This post suggests that good questions have to be at the right level of difficulty and provides three tips that will help you and your students learn how to write good questions (and I suspect how to ask them as well). What are the three tips? 1. Shore up the students' prior knowledge 2. Lighten students' cognitive load 3. Un-situate students' learning Each of these tips is described in more detail int he post and some additional links are also provided. Teaching students how to question, either in writing or verbally, is a critical skill and this post provides some great ideas on ways to help students with the cognitive load so they are supported in the process. You might also want to check out the post Socrative Smackdown which has students learn discussion strategies, some of which are helpful with questions (and that is geared to students in grades 6 - 12). |
Este é um problema que enfrentamos quando iniciamos a preparar materiais para cursos a distância. O equilíbrio nas exposições (lectures) e nas atividades (tasks). Esta abordagem é bem interesante.