There has also been general criticism of information-processing theory and cognitive science on which CTML is based, and there have also been some negative critiques of certain aspects of cognitive load theory. Gerjets, Scheiter, & Cierniak (2008) for example, state that according to the traditional critical rationalism of Popper, CLT cannot be considered a scientific theory because some of its fundamental assumptions cannot be tested empirically. However, Gerjets et al. go on to suggest that in spite of this limitation, CLT can still be viewed as a scientific theory under Sneed’s structuralist view of theories. De Jong (2010) asserts that many studies supporting CLT make speculative interpretations of what happened, but that only when a suitable measure of cognitive load is developed can these interpretations be considered valid.
There has also been general criticism of information-processing theory and cognitive science on which CTML is based, and there have also been some negative critiques of certain aspects of cognitive load theory. Gerjets, Scheiter, & Cierniak (2008) for example, state that according to the traditional critical rationalism of Popper, CLT cannot be considered a scientific theory because some of its fundamental assumptions cannot be tested empirically. However, Gerjets et al. go on to suggest that in spite of this limitation, CLT can still be viewed as a scientific theory under Sneed’s structuralist view of theories. De Jong (2010) asserts that many studies supporting CLT make speculative interpretations of what happened, but that only when a suitable measure of cognitive load is developed can these interpretations be considered valid.
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