cognitive load
ˈkɒɡnɪtɪv ləʊd
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Definition of cognitive load - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
psychologyTECH.mental effort needed to process informationTECH.
  • The cognitive load was too high during the exam.
mental strain
2.
working memoryTECH.amount of working memory resources usedTECH.
  • Teachers should consider students' cognitive load when planning lessons.
3.
educational contextTECH.demands on learners' cognitive resourcesTECH.
  • Reducing cognitive load can improve student learning outcomes.
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Examples of cognitive load in a sentence

  • Teachers must consider cognitive load when planning lessons.
  • High cognitive load can lead to errors in decision-making.
  • Reducing cognitive load improves learning efficiency.
  • Teachers should consider cognitive load when designing lessons.
  • High cognitive load can overwhelm new learners.

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  1. French:charge cognitive, charge mentale, ...
  2. German:kognitive Belastung, ...
  3. Italian:carico cognitivo, ...
  4. Spanish:carga cognitiva, demanda cognitiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:carga cognitiva, ...
  6. Chinese:认知负荷, ...
  7. Japanese:認知負荷, 記憶負荷, ...
  8. Arabic:حمل معرفي, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֹמֶס קוֹגְנִיטִיבִי, עוֹמֶס קוֹגְנִיטִיבִי, ...
  10. Russian:когнитивная нагрузка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:когнітивне навантаження, розумове навантаження, ...
  12. Hindi:संज्ञानात्मक भार, स्मृति भार, ...
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