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It seems fairly evident that if learning of the principle is to be expected , the child must already know the concepts round things and roll . If he has not already acquired the concept round , he may end up learning a more restricted ...
It seems fairly evident that if learning of the principle is to be expected , the child must already know the concepts round things and roll . If he has not already acquired the concept round , he may end up learning a more restricted ...
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CONVEYING INFORMATION ABOUT EXPECTED PERFORMANCE Another function of verbal directions in the learning situation is to give the learner information about the class of responses to be expected when learning is completed .
CONVEYING INFORMATION ABOUT EXPECTED PERFORMANCE Another function of verbal directions in the learning situation is to give the learner information about the class of responses to be expected when learning is completed .
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All in all , the use of the lecture might best be confined to the functions of motivating students and informing them of expected accomplishments . As a means of establishing conditions for learning , the lecture leaves much to be ...
All in all , the use of the lecture might best be confined to the functions of motivating students and informing them of expected accomplishments . As a means of establishing conditions for learning , the lecture leaves much to be ...
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