Evolutionary perspective on human cognitive architecture: Implications for adaptive instruction Commentary on the Special Issue on adaptivity

• Evolutionary view of human cognition is used as a general theoretical perspective. • Contributing papers fit a goal-driven integrated approach to cognitive load theory. • Various learning goals and corresponding learner activities should be considered.

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Learning and Instruction
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2025-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.learninstruc.2025.102300
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Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
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Evolutionary perspective on human cognitive architecture: Implications for adaptive instruction Commentary on the Special Issue on adaptivity

Slava Kalyuga
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Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
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Evolutionary perspective on human cognitive architecture: Implications for adaptive instruction Commentary on the Special Issue on adaptivity

Slava Kalyuga
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Abstract

• Evolutionary view of human cognition is used as a general theoretical perspective. • Contributing papers fit a goal-driven integrated approach to cognitive load theory. • Various learning goals and corresponding learner activities should be considered.

Learning and InstructionVol. 102
University of Leeds (GB), NSW Department of Education (AU), UNSW Sydney (AU)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
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