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In a similar way , directions to the learner may tell him , " First do this , then do that , " or " First remember the word meaning apple , then the word meaning tree , then write them down as one word .
In a similar way , directions to the learner may tell him , " First do this , then do that , " or " First remember the word meaning apple , then the word meaning tree , then write them down as one word .
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In summary , the verbal portions of instruction constitute two major parts : content principles , and verbal directions that tell the learner what to do . Several different functions can be distinguished for the latter directions : 1.
In summary , the verbal portions of instruction constitute two major parts : content principles , and verbal directions that tell the learner what to do . Several different functions can be distinguished for the latter directions : 1.
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Verbal directions to focus attenwhat happens to the outside of the tion . cans . 4. Students are asked to de- 4. Verbal directions to stimulate scribe what they see . " Fog " ; " drops recall of previously learned concepts . of water " ...
Verbal directions to focus attenwhat happens to the outside of the tion . cans . 4. Students are asked to de- 4. Verbal directions to stimulate scribe what they see . " Fog " ; " drops recall of previously learned concepts . of water " ...
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