Cognition and Instruction
Publisher: Wikibooks 2016
Number of pages: 394
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There is a significant body of research and theory on how cognitive psychology can inform teaching, learning, instructional design and educational technology. This book is for anyone with an interest in that topic, especially teachers, designers and students planning careers in education or educational research.
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