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... terms of the conditions that produce them obviously has some definite implications for education and educational practices . Some of these 1 may be immediately evident to the reader as he 22 Introduction Educational Implications No oo.
... terms of the conditions that produce them obviously has some definite implications for education and educational practices . Some of these 1 may be immediately evident to the reader as he 22 Introduction Educational Implications No oo.
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Another possible way of accounting for this latter kind of generalizing will be evident from the discussion of concepts in the next chapter . SOME EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS It is apparent from our discussion of verbal chaining that ...
Another possible way of accounting for this latter kind of generalizing will be evident from the discussion of concepts in the next chapter . SOME EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS It is apparent from our discussion of verbal chaining that ...
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MOTIVATION TO ATTEND SCHOOL With respect to the practical problem of providing instruction to students , it is evident that they must want to place themselves in the environment where such instruction occurs in order to be able to be ...
MOTIVATION TO ATTEND SCHOOL With respect to the practical problem of providing instruction to students , it is evident that they must want to place themselves in the environment where such instruction occurs in order to be able to be ...
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