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LEARNING TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING As an approach is made to a description of the kind of learning that can be identified as most broadly applicable to the content of formal education , the job grows ...
LEARNING TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING As an approach is made to a description of the kind of learning that can be identified as most broadly applicable to the content of formal education , the job grows ...
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Contiguity appears to be an important condition applicable to the time interval between the recall of component concepts ( step 2 ) and the verbal cuing of the principle with these parts properly sequenced ( step 3 ) .
Contiguity appears to be an important condition applicable to the time interval between the recall of component concepts ( step 2 ) and the verbal cuing of the principle with these parts properly sequenced ( step 3 ) .
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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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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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