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LEARNING TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING As an approach is made to a description of the kind of learn- ing that can be identified as most broadly applicable to the ...
LEARNING TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING As an approach is made to a description of the kind of learn- ing that can be identified as most broadly applicable to the ...
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If one is to take into account the differences in conditions applicable to each type of learning , the feature of differential starting points is crucial . Before any act of learning is undertaken there needs to be a plan for learning ...
If one is to take into account the differences in conditions applicable to each type of learning , the feature of differential starting points is crucial . Before any act of learning is undertaken there needs to be a plan for learning ...
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Smooth becomes not simply the feel of a water- washed rock , but a class of characteristics applicable to silk , cream , polished wood , a baby's skin , and many other things . Similarly , near is not just a position of the hand , but a ...
Smooth becomes not simply the feel of a water- washed rock , but a class of characteristics applicable to silk , cream , polished wood , a baby's skin , and many other things . Similarly , near is not just a position of the hand , but a ...
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Preface | 8 |
2 VARIETIES OF LEARNING | 31 |
3 BASIC FORMS OF LEARNING | 62 |
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