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Ensuring positive motivation toward school is something that must be dealt with to a large extent in terms of the family and the community . If the student's family accepts and values the school , the chances are that he will also .
Ensuring positive motivation toward school is something that must be dealt with to a large extent in terms of the family and the community . If the student's family accepts and values the school , the chances are that he will also .
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As such , it can be a source of feedback of value to retention of what has been learned , and to the continuation of positive motivation for learning THE MANAGEMENT OF INSTRUCTION The instructional process may be thought of as a set of ...
As such , it can be a source of feedback of value to retention of what has been learned , and to the continuation of positive motivation for learning THE MANAGEMENT OF INSTRUCTION The instructional process may be thought of as a set of ...
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The positive advantages of predesign of learning conditions go beyond this particular feature of adaptation to the needs of the individual learner . They include the following : 1. The selection of proper learning conditions may be made ...
The positive advantages of predesign of learning conditions go beyond this particular feature of adaptation to the needs of the individual learner . They include the following : 1. The selection of proper learning conditions may be made ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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