Structuring Effective Worked Examples
Published in Cognition and Instruction • Mar 1, 1990
Authors:,
Mark Ward
John Sweller
Abstract
Abstract Under some conditions, substituting worked examples for problems or exercises enhances learning and subsequent problem solving. Under other conditions, worked examples are no more effective, and possibly less effective, than solving problems. Using cognitive load theory, we hypothesize that...
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