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THE BRAIN ROT IN THE AGE OF INFORMATION OVERLOAD: ARE STUDENTS LEARNING LESS BY KNOWING MORE?

Муниса Абдурахмонова

Журнал мультидисциплинарных наук и инноваций · 363-366 · 2025

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In this digital era where information is more accessible than clean air, students are not empowered—they are overwhelmed. This article explores the silent epidemic of information overload and its harmful effects on students’ cognitive capacity. It explores the symptoms of “brain rot,” the unhealthy overreliance on digital technology, and the shift from meaningful understanding to mechanical retrieval. By analyzing academic research, psychological theory, and digital culture, this offers practical strategies educators for implement to foster deeper understanding.

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«In this digital era where information is more accessible than clean air, students are not empowered—they are overwhelmed.»

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Information overload, cognitive saturation, brain rot, digital dementia, attention span, critical thinking, surface learning, digital minimalism.
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