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The conditions of principle learning often begin with a statement of the general nature of the performance to be expected when learning is complete . In the previous example , the instructor says , “ I want you to answer the question ...
The conditions of principle learning often begin with a statement of the general nature of the performance to be expected when learning is complete . In the previous example , the instructor says , “ I want you to answer the question ...
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In our simple example , the verbal statement “ Round things roll ” accomplishes this purpose . ... An angle is formed by the intersection of two rays , " the verbal cues may be contained in such statements as “ Here are two rays .
In our simple example , the verbal statement “ Round things roll ” accomplishes this purpose . ... An angle is formed by the intersection of two rays , " the verbal cues may be contained in such statements as “ Here are two rays .
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But they are quite inadequate as concluding statements on the basis of which decisions about learning can be made . The idea that a high school student should “ understand probability , ” for example , is a good general statement with ...
But they are quite inadequate as concluding statements on the basis of which decisions about learning can be made . The idea that a high school student should “ understand probability , ” for example , is a good general statement with ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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