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Awareness of cognitive load theory among expert and novice language teachers

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Type Article
Author Musa, Hany Ibrahim. Foreign Language Education, Al-Azhar University, Cairo.
Second author Othman, Khalaf El-Deep. Arabic Language Education, AlAzhar University, Cairo.
Pages pp. 783-805
Host Item Entry مجلة كلية التربية - جامعة الأزهر. مج. 36، ع. 174، ج. 3، يوليو 2017
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Descriptors Theories  -  Language teachers  -  Teacher attitudes  -  Egypt
Language of document English
Country Egypt
This study investigated the awareness of the concept of cognitive load among a group of 194 language teachers of Arabic, English and French in Egypt. It tried to investigate the teachers' knowledge of the Cognitive Load Theory, their practices linked to that concept ; their attitudes towards it and whether gender, type of language and experience make any difference in the teachers' awareness. By using an online scale and interviews, teachers showed limited knowledge of the theory of cognitive load and that language type, experience or gender made no difference in their actual practices in class. Despite that, teachers' levels of attitudes towards the concept and its related activities came high. The study ended with some conclusions and suggestions for further research. (Published abstract)

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Musa, Hany Ibrahim. (2017). Awareness of cognitive load theory among expert and novice language teachers . مجلة كلية التربية - جامعة الأزهر. مج. 36، ع. 174، ج. 3، يوليو 2017. pp. 783-805 Retrieved from search.shamaa.org