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AP Psychology
Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.4
How does cognitive load theory apply to classroom learning environments?
It promotes repetitive rote learning without understanding or application of knowledge.
It advises against using visual aids as they distract students from the lesson content.
The theory claims that stress leads to higher academic performance due to increased cognitive load capacity.
It suggests that complex information should be broken down into manageable chunks to avoid overloading students' working memory.
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