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Increasing the number to be learned does not change the basic nature of the learning process , but it highlights the effects of another process - forgetting Many an American boy undertakes to learn to identify by name all the new models ...
Increasing the number to be learned does not change the basic nature of the learning process , but it highlights the effects of another process - forgetting Many an American boy undertakes to learn to identify by name all the new models ...
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Identify and draw the Intersection of 11nos or parts of 1 Ines taken two at a time , as more than one point Ird . Identity and draw th . reparation of a plane by a simple closed curve IIIa . Identify and draw a line segment III .
Identify and draw the Intersection of 11nos or parts of 1 Ines taken two at a time , as more than one point Ird . Identity and draw th . reparation of a plane by a simple closed curve IIIa . Identify and draw a line segment III .
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( Using them as concepts means simply that he be able to identify them , not describe or define them . ) For members of an entire class of closed figures , he should be able to choose the ones that are rectangular , identify the sides ...
( Using them as concepts means simply that he be able to identify them , not describe or define them . ) For members of an entire class of closed figures , he should be able to choose the ones that are rectangular , identify the sides ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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