Why do students' brains "shut down" during lessons?
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In this video, you'll learn how to avoid working memory overload in students.
00:00 - Beginning of the video
00:43 - What is "cognitive overload"?
02:07 - Type 1 cognitive load
02:25 - Type 2 cognitive load
02:58 - Type 3 cognitive load
03:50 - How do you know if a student is overloaded?
05:05 - Books for studying the topic
05:44 - Conclusions
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