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In discussing the various kinds of learning , it is necessary to refer to the components of the situation that are used to establish its presence , and occasionally also to employ simple diagrams to represent these components .
In discussing the various kinds of learning , it is necessary to refer to the components of the situation that are used to establish its presence , and occasionally also to employ simple diagrams to represent these components .
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The next step is the design of the instructional situation itself . First , the conditions of learning need to be determined for each capability to be established . In addition , decisions need to be made about the nature and extent of ...
The next step is the design of the instructional situation itself . First , the conditions of learning need to be determined for each capability to be established . In addition , decisions need to be made about the nature and extent of ...
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THE INSTRUCTIONAL SITUATION The focus of the instructional situation is the student , within whom learning actually occurs . Most of the previous chapters have been concerned with describing the nature of these learning changes and how ...
THE INSTRUCTIONAL SITUATION The focus of the instructional situation is the student , within whom learning actually occurs . Most of the previous chapters have been concerned with describing the nature of these learning changes and how ...
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