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Explore the fundamental mechanisms of memory and learning through current cognitive science research in this educational course from Columbia University's Teachers College. Discover how the brain creates, stores, and retrieves memories while examining common misconceptions that can hinder student learning potential. Investigate the practical applications of cognitive science in classroom settings, focusing on selecting effective instructional strategies, developing meaningful assessments, motivating student engagement, and designing learner-centered curriculum units. Learn about working memory processes, the importance of connecting prior knowledge, memory formation techniques, and retrieval strategies that can enhance teaching effectiveness. Designed specifically for K-12 educators, gain evidence-based insights to transform your understanding of how students learn and apply these findings to improve classroom instruction and student outcomes.
Syllabus
MOOC EDSCI1x | Course Introduction with Pearl Rock Kane and Kevin Mattingly | Science of Learning
MOOC EDSCI1x | Video 1: Learning in Schools | Memory and Learning
MOOC EDSCI1x | Video 2: Understanding How Memory Works | Memory and Learning
MOOC EDSCI1x | Video 3: Working Memory | Memory and Learning
MOOC EDSCI1x | Video 4: Connecting Prior Knowledge | Memory and Learning
MOOC EDSCI1x | Video 5: Making Memories | Memory and Learning
MOOC EDSCI1x | Video 6: Retrieving Memories | Memory and Learning
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