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As mentioned earlier in this chapter , there are two major ways in which learned capabilities can be of use . One is in making it possible for the individual to execute some performances that are not directly learned but are in some ...
As mentioned earlier in this chapter , there are two major ways in which learned capabilities can be of use . One is in making it possible for the individual to execute some performances that are not directly learned but are in some ...
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The reference in this chapter , however , is to a " lower - case " educational system . By this is meant that arrangement of people and conditions which is needed to bring about the changes in the human individual , attributable to the ...
The reference in this chapter , however , is to a " lower - case " educational system . By this is meant that arrangement of people and conditions which is needed to bring about the changes in the human individual , attributable to the ...
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RESOURCES FOR LEARNING 10 > THE DECISIONS that affect learning have been described in the preceding chapter . When these decisions are wise , they lead to efficient learning ; when they are not , learning is inefficient and often ...
RESOURCES FOR LEARNING 10 > THE DECISIONS that affect learning have been described in the preceding chapter . When these decisions are wise , they lead to efficient learning ; when they are not , learning is inefficient and often ...
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