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The child who is learning to tie his shoelaces does not begin this learning “ from scratch " ; he already knows how to hold the laces , how to loop one over the other , how to tighten a loop , and so on . The child who learns to call ...
The child who is learning to tie his shoelaces does not begin this learning “ from scratch " ; he already knows how to hold the laces , how to loop one over the other , how to tighten a loop , and so on . The child who learns to call ...
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Regardless of how much may be known about how to begin the process of establishing competence through learning , it is clear that no one knows very much at present about how to continue the process to its highest levels .
Regardless of how much may be known about how to begin the process of establishing competence through learning , it is clear that no one knows very much at present about how to continue the process to its highest levels .
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Both these occurrences begin with stimulation provided by collections of stimulus objects or events . However , these are two rather different kinds of capabilities , and it will be seen that the conditions for their establishment also ...
Both these occurrences begin with stimulation provided by collections of stimulus objects or events . However , these are two rather different kinds of capabilities , and it will be seen that the conditions for their establishment also ...
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Preface | 3 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
8 THE MOTIVATION AND CONTROL OF LEARNING | 205 |
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