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For example , there are many aspects of the personal interaction between a teacher and his students that do not pertain , in a strict sense , to the acquisition of skills and knowledges that typically form the content of a curriculum .
For example , there are many aspects of the personal interaction between a teacher and his students that do not pertain , in a strict sense , to the acquisition of skills and knowledges that typically form the content of a curriculum .
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The stimulus situation is in general ( except for the special instance of stimulation from the muscle sense ) outside the learner , and can be identified and described in the terms of physical science . The output , R , is also in a ...
The stimulus situation is in general ( except for the special instance of stimulation from the muscle sense ) outside the learner , and can be identified and described in the terms of physical science . The output , R , is also in a ...
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... must seek transferability of acquired knowledge in two senses . ... will be transferable to the learning of new knowledge , particularly of the sort specifically related to it in a superordinate sense within a learning structure .
... must seek transferability of acquired knowledge in two senses . ... will be transferable to the learning of new knowledge , particularly of the sort specifically related to it in a superordinate sense within a learning structure .
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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