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This progressive part " method , it may be noted , follows the procedure for type 2 learning for each successive link . b . A prompting method may be used , in which additional external cues are employed to ensure the reinstatement of ...
This progressive part " method , it may be noted , follows the procedure for type 2 learning for each successive link . b . A prompting method may be used , in which additional external cues are employed to ensure the reinstatement of ...
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For example , the hierarchy of principles of nonmetric geometry described in the early part of this chapter was learned by sixth - graders using a method of instruction that encouraged discovery ; that is , the verbal instructions did ...
For example , the hierarchy of principles of nonmetric geometry described in the early part of this chapter was learned by sixth - graders using a method of instruction that encouraged discovery ; that is , the verbal instructions did ...
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As pointed out previously , such a method may actually take longer , but seems to have advantages . In practice , the student would be made to encounter a number of contrasting expressions like in der Welt and in die Welt , and would ...
As pointed out previously , such a method may actually take longer , but seems to have advantages . In practice , the student would be made to encounter a number of contrasting expressions like in der Welt and in die Welt , and would ...
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