

#020 Greg Ashman – Cognitive Load Theory and Direct Instruction vs Inquiry Based Learning
12 snips Mar 1, 2017
Greg Ashman, Head of maths in Australia, discusses the implications of Cognitive Load Theory for teaching and why he prefers direct instruction over inquiry-based learning. Topics include effective lesson planning, joint planning, lesson structure, assessment, and optimizing learning through Cognitive Load Theory.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Favorite Mathematical Concepts and Discoveries
03:36 • 2min
From Chemical Engineering Aspirations to Teaching Career Transition
05:09 • 5min
Effective Lesson Planning for Mathematics Teaching
10:33 • 23min
Effective Joint Planning in Lesson Design
33:27 • 8min
Reflections on Lesson Structure and Assessment
41:56 • 25min
Overcoming Working Memory Constraints Through Automatization
01:07:06 • 10min
Exploration of Direct Instruction and Explicit Instruction Forms
01:17:27 • 6min
Optimizing Learning Through Cognitive Load Theory
01:23:00 • 24min
Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills Through Worked Examples and Completion Tasks
01:47:16 • 17min
Learning from Experience: From Toilet Installation to Kegerator Assembly
02:04:37 • 3min
Balancing Investigations with Prerequisite Skills in Teaching Math
02:07:42 • 22min
Probability Puzzle: The Wedding Ring and Rural Russian Tradition
02:29:45 • 3min