#learning-theories

#learning-theories

Desirable Difficulties and Cognitive Load Theory enhance learning through manageable challenges.

LLMs adjust difficulty to balance engagement, cognitive load, and long-term retention.

LLMs create the 'Goldilocks Zone of Learning,' optimizing challenge and support for modern learners.

Innovative frameworks that integrate established theories and learner-centric approaches are essential for evolving educational practices.

Merrill's principles emphasize task-centered learning rooted in real-world problems to enhance engagement and retention.

Adult learning theories, particularly andragogy, are crucial for designing engaging and effective training programs for adult learners.

Instructional Designers transform learning materials into engaging, tailored experiences based on audience needs, utilizing both scientific principles and creative strategies.