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As these examples show , the principles having the simplest formal structure are composed of two concepts . One can think of these as being arranged in a chain , since one usually has precedence over the other , in the sense that it ...
As these examples show , the principles having the simplest formal structure are composed of two concepts . One can think of these as being arranged in a chain , since one usually has precedence over the other , in the sense that it ...
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To some extent , this can be done by suitable design of the knowledge structure itself , followed by an appropriate learning situation . For example , a problem that sometimes puzzles mathe matics teachers is why students who have ...
To some extent , this can be done by suitable design of the knowledge structure itself , followed by an appropriate learning situation . For example , a problem that sometimes puzzles mathe matics teachers is why students who have ...
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THE STRUCTURE OF KNOWLEDGE TO BE LEARNED Determining learning structures has been a specialized function , in which the teacher has played a minor role , for a number of years . ( Exceptions occur in some instances of college ...
THE STRUCTURE OF KNOWLEDGE TO BE LEARNED Determining learning structures has been a specialized function , in which the teacher has played a minor role , for a number of years . ( Exceptions occur in some instances of college ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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