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Suffice it to say that many Ss → R connections , such as the names of common objects and events , are needed , as well as others pertaining to the use of the hands in using a pencil and the eyes in scanning the environment .
Suffice it to say that many Ss → R connections , such as the names of common objects and events , are needed , as well as others pertaining to the use of the hands in using a pencil and the eyes in scanning the environment .
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Besides the teacher , these include printed or written media provided by blackboards and books , natural objects that are directly imported into the instructional situation , and photographs or drawn representations .
Besides the teacher , these include printed or written media provided by blackboards and books , natural objects that are directly imported into the instructional situation , and photographs or drawn representations .
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assuming , of course , that these objects may be people . As emphasized in Chapter 5 , objects and events are the stimuli from which concepts are derived . Although instruction comes to depend heavily on verbal communication , the words ...
assuming , of course , that these objects may be people . As emphasized in Chapter 5 , objects and events are the stimuli from which concepts are derived . Although instruction comes to depend heavily on verbal communication , the words ...
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