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First , there is a learner , who is a human being . ( It would be possible for the learner to be an animal , but that is another story . ) For the events considered here the most important parts of the learner are his senses ...
First , there is a learner , who is a human being . ( It would be possible for the learner to be an animal , but that is another story . ) For the events considered here the most important parts of the learner are his senses ...
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For these learners , these particular principles were " vivid ” and readily available for recall when they entered the problem situation . ... ( Such guidance may , of course , be provided by the learner himself in self - instructions . ) ...
For these learners , these particular principles were " vivid ” and readily available for recall when they entered the problem situation . ... ( Such guidance may , of course , be provided by the learner himself in self - instructions . ) ...
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A slightly different viewpoint will be needed in order to delineate the subject of this chap ter , namely , a view over the learner's shoulder . The environment of the learner has many components that are important for learning .
A slightly different viewpoint will be needed in order to delineate the subject of this chap ter , namely , a view over the learner's shoulder . The environment of the learner has many components that are important for learning .
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