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Cognitive Bias in Education: the Pygmalion Effect

KnowledgeOne

These erroneous judgments are called cognitive biases, and some 250 different ones are known to date. Since the publication of the book Pygmalion in the Classroom , several studies have been carried out on this effect, in particular, to evaluate better its power, its limits as well as the factors that can amplify or diminish it.

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Empowering Organizations with Talent-As-A-Service Model

Infopro Learning

For instance, instructional design recruiters can find highly experienced professionals with expertise in curating learning experiences using a plethora of tools from instructional technology and curriculum design to cognitive psychology and innovative evaluation techniques. Enjoy Greater Flexibility in Hiring.

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How to Use Curriculum Planning to Support Social-Emotional Learning

Hurix Digital

Social-emotional learning (SEL) is the process of developing the skills, attitudes, and behaviors that allow students to control and understand their emotions. We will also discuss some of the best practices and challenges of SEL curriculum planning , implementation, and evaluation. Table of Contents: What Is Social-Emotional Learning?

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The importance of Gagné’s Conditions of Learning Theory in corporate training

EduPivot Knowledge Center

Cognitive Strategies Cognitive strategies use internal processes to learn, remember, and think about problem-solving techniques and critical thinking skills. Attitudes One’s attitude influences actions and choices. Cultivating positive attitudes can enhance teamwork, adaptability, and overall job satisfaction.

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Learning Outcomes – Types, And Examples Of Learning Outcomes

Academia

They create a connection between the learner, the learning process, and the evaluation of the learning experience. There are generally three types of learning outcomes: cognitive, affective, and psychomotor. Cognitive outcomes pertain to the intellectual or mental skills that a learner should acquire.

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New year, new training: Four principles for successful driver safety programs

OpenSesame

This is an indication that it’s probably time to take a new approach and reevaluate your driver-training program in terms of sound instructional design, the inclusion of higher-order cognitive skills, and determine if your drivers are receiving relevant information to deal with today’s complex traffic safety issues.

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Why are people so dumb? (Cognitive Biases)

Usable Learning

Data-Drive Decision-Making he addresses the question about when you should follow intuition and when you should base your decisions on concrete evidence, and about the kind of cognitive biases ( confirmation bias and the fallacy of centrality ) that can cause intuition to be wrong.