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In discussing the various kinds of learning , it is necessary to refer to the components of the situation that are used to establish its presence , and occasionally also to employ simple diagrams to represent these components .
In discussing the various kinds of learning , it is necessary to refer to the components of the situation that are used to establish its presence , and occasionally also to employ simple diagrams to represent these components .
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Of course , a chain whose components have not been previously learned ( as HOMME - TROIS , in a person unacquainted ... may require repetition because its component Ss → R's ( HOMME " homme " and TROIS " trois " ) must be learned .
Of course , a chain whose components have not been previously learned ( as HOMME - TROIS , in a person unacquainted ... may require repetition because its component Ss → R's ( HOMME " homme " and TROIS " trois " ) must be learned .
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The environment of the learner has many components that are important for learning . Taken altogether , these may be considered to constitute the instructional situation . COMPONENT FUNCTIONS OF THE INSTRUCTIONAL SITUATION Ignoring for ...
The environment of the learner has many components that are important for learning . Taken altogether , these may be considered to constitute the instructional situation . COMPONENT FUNCTIONS OF THE INSTRUCTIONAL SITUATION Ignoring for ...
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