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It is important for an understanding of the varieties of learning , as discussed in subsequent chapters , to become acquainted with these prototypes of learning and the situations in which they have typically been observed .
It is important for an understanding of the varieties of learning , as discussed in subsequent chapters , to become acquainted with these prototypes of learning and the situations in which they have typically been observed .
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The question is , What degree of skill is it important for students to have in expressing their ideas in oral form , whether in simple conversation , in informal conference , or in lectures and speeches ?
The question is , What degree of skill is it important for students to have in expressing their ideas in oral form , whether in simple conversation , in informal conference , or in lectures and speeches ?
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This is undoubtedly useful , but it is important to note that this kind of verbal chaining ( “ learning the definition ” ) is an unessential part of principle learning itself . 5. The presence of some familiar learning conditions may be ...
This is undoubtedly useful , but it is important to note that this kind of verbal chaining ( “ learning the definition ” ) is an unessential part of principle learning itself . 5. The presence of some familiar learning conditions may be ...
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