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This pertains to the function of knowledge generalization ( or knowledge transfer ) , which is to be contrasted to the initial learning of knowledge . Knowledge transfer is frequently emphasized as a purpose of education .
This pertains to the function of knowledge generalization ( or knowledge transfer ) , which is to be contrasted to the initial learning of knowledge . Knowledge transfer is frequently emphasized as a purpose of education .
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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 mathematics 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 mathematics teachers is why students who have ...
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ASSESSING THE GENERALIZABILITY OF KNOWLEDGE • The more general objectives of instruction usually include the aim of knowledge generalization or knowledge transfer . The attainment of these objectives also needs to be measured .
ASSESSING THE GENERALIZABILITY OF KNOWLEDGE • The more general objectives of instruction usually include the aim of knowledge generalization or knowledge transfer . The attainment of these objectives also needs to be measured .
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