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  • Educación; Psicología; Neurociencia; Ciencias de la Salud

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  • La Teoría de la Carga Cognitiva (CLT) es cada vez más reconocida por su papel en la pedagogía eficaz y el diseño instruccional.
  • La CLT se centra en gestionar la carga de la memoria de trabajo para mejorar los resultados del aprendizaje.
  • Las críticas sugieren que la CLT puede enfatizar demasiado la eficiencia cognitiva, descuidando la complejidad del aprendizaje humano.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Examinar el alcance, las condiciones y las limitaciones de la CLT en el aprendizaje K-12.
  • Identificar problemas teóricos dentro de la CLT, particularmente su falta de consideración por las habilidades interpersonales y de autogestión.
  • Proponer un marco más integral para un aprendizaje eficaz.

Principales métodos:

  • Artículo conceptual que sintetiza la evidencia de la ciencia cognitiva, la psicología del desarrollo, la neurociencia, las ciencias de la salud y la investigación educativa.
  • Análisis de la aplicabilidad de la CLT como marco general para la educación K-12.
  • Identificación de limitaciones en contextos educativos del mundo real.

Principales resultados:

  • El énfasis de la CLT en la eficiencia cognitiva puede ser insuficiente para el aprendizaje en el mundo real.
  • Las habilidades interpersonales y de autogestión son críticas pero a menudo pasadas por alto por la CLT.
  • Introducción del Marco de Aprendizaje y Desarrollo Holístico Informado por la Neurodesarrollo.

Conclusiones:

  • El marco propuesto integra las dimensiones cognitiva, emocional e interpersonal para un aprendizaje eficaz.
  • Se ofrecen a los profesionales ideas informadas por la neurodesarrollo que van más allá de la eficiencia cognitiva.
  • El marco refleja mejor la naturaleza multidimensional del aprendizaje en el mundo real.