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Vahid Ahmadi, Raziyeh Hajian, Saeedeh Salehi,
Volume 14, Issue 48 (8-2024)
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This research aims to review the historical studies on the curriculum in Iran from 1993 to 2021. The relevant papers were searched for in reputable Iranian databases (i.e., Noor Mags, Scientific Information Database (SID), Magiran, and Comprehensive Portal of Human Sciences). The search keywords were “history of the curriculum”, “historical dimensions of the curriculum”, and “historical curriculum”. The papers published in reputable Iranian scientific research quarterlies (validated by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology) were reviewed and evaluated qualitatively through a checklist. In this review study, 40 papers were identified. Finally, 15 papers were included after all titles, inclusion and exclusion criteria, and texts were checked. The historical studies on the curriculum in Iran were divided into two categories: conventional historical studies on curriculum and modern historical studies on curriculum. The conventional historical studies on curriculum addressed the formation of different curricular elements through a narrative method from an old-fashioned perspective. However, modern historical studies on curriculum analyzed the matter through a novel historical method using analysis and criticism. In addition to presenting studies in both categories, a quarterly should be published on the history of the curriculum to conduct systematic studies on the chronicles of curricula. Given the limited number of historical studies on the curriculum in Iran, greater emphasis must be given to research on this area.
 

Vahid Ahmadi, Saeedeh Salehi, Raziyeh Hajian,
Volume 18, Issue 52 (3-2026)
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The present study aims to review previous research on Cognitive Load Theory and its implementation for students’ learning outcomes and educational achievements in Iran and throughout the world from 2000 to 2024. To achieve this, a literature search was conducted in reputable domestic and foreign databases such as the ACECR Scientific Information Database, Magiran, Noormags, Comprehensive Portal of Humanities, ERIC, Science Direct, Francis & Taylor, Google Scholar, and some other websites using English and Persian keywords for Cognitive Load Theory, learning and educational achievements. The papers were qualitatively assessed using checklists. From the overall 120 sought papers, 25 papers were finally examined after reviewing their titles, considering their involvement criteria, and a detailed study of them. As the Literature Review sections showed, the analysis of the papers had focused on 23 core and 6 subsidiary factors. From the core group, the Impact of Teaching by Cognitive Load on Students’ Learning and the Impact of Teaching by Cognitive Load on Students’ Retention had the most frequencies. The major factors were organized and coded into six subtitles: Learning Improvement, Adjustment Dimensions, Cognitive and Metacognitive Skills, Educational Progress and Achievement, Educational Skills, and Motivational Dimension for the larger group of Implementation of Cognitive Load Theory for Students’ Learning and Educational Achievement.


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