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Once the structure of learning has been planned in accordance with the principles of Chapter 7 , the task of initial instruction becomes one of establishing motivation , of presenting a suitable stimulus situation , of delivering verbal ...
Once the structure of learning has been planned in accordance with the principles of Chapter 7 , the task of initial instruction becomes one of establishing motivation , of presenting a suitable stimulus situation , of delivering verbal ...
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This is the process of analysis that leads to the specification of knowledge hierarchies such as those described in Chapter 7 . Analysis of a topic begins with the statement of the terminal objective – the performance or performances ...
This is the process of analysis that leads to the specification of knowledge hierarchies such as those described in Chapter 7 . Analysis of a topic begins with the statement of the terminal objective – the performance or performances ...
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Most of the previous chapters have been concerned with describing the nature of these learning changes and how they are brought about . A slightly different viewpoint will be needed in order to delineate the subject of this chapter ...
Most of the previous chapters have been concerned with describing the nature of these learning changes and how they are brought about . A slightly different viewpoint will be needed in order to delineate the subject of this chapter ...
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