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LEARNING TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING As an approach is made to a description of the kind of learning that can be ... The most difficult kinds of learning to describe are the simplest kinds , perhaps because it is necessary to be so ...
LEARNING TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING As an approach is made to a description of the kind of learning that can be ... The most difficult kinds of learning to describe are the simplest kinds , perhaps because it is necessary to be so ...
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SOME SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS This kind of learning is obviously not a simple sort . It requires a good deal of previous learning of chains , verbal or otherwise , to bring it off with greatest effectiveness . Although in its ideal form ...
SOME SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS This kind of learning is obviously not a simple sort . It requires a good deal of previous learning of chains , verbal or otherwise , to bring it off with greatest effectiveness . Although in its ideal form ...
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THE RESOLVE TO LEARN Far at the other extreme of an ordered set of motives is the kind of motivation that may be called a “ resolve to learn . ” Some discussions of the problems of motivation speak of “ motivation to learn ” as if this ...
THE RESOLVE TO LEARN Far at the other extreme of an ordered set of motives is the kind of motivation that may be called a “ resolve to learn . ” Some discussions of the problems of motivation speak of “ motivation to learn ” as if this ...
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