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What he learns is organized knowledge . The individual principles of such ... Here the interest centers on the psychological organization of knowledge , and not on the logical organization . The distinction should be kept clear ...
What he learns is organized knowledge . The individual principles of such ... Here the interest centers on the psychological organization of knowledge , and not on the logical organization . The distinction should be kept clear ...
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that there is some rather fundamental relationship between these two forms of organization . ... The entire set of principles , organized in this way , forms a hierarchy that may be called the structure of organized knowledge about a ...
that there is some rather fundamental relationship between these two forms of organization . ... The entire set of principles , organized in this way , forms a hierarchy that may be called the structure of organized knowledge about a ...
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Many studies of principles and organized sets of principles encountered in school learning have demonstrated high degrees of retention over periods of many months ( Ausubel , 1963 , pp . 44 45 ) . Presumably , the factor of interference ...
Many studies of principles and organized sets of principles encountered in school learning have demonstrated high degrees of retention over periods of many months ( Ausubel , 1963 , pp . 44 45 ) . Presumably , the factor of interference ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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