Reading Horizons, Volumes 19-20College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 1978 |
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Pagina 102
... knowledge and of our approach to gaining new knowledge . We act on the basis of understanding not intuition . Seeing is believing . Our blurry eyed youngsters are a puzzle to us . They appear uninterested in intellectual discipline as ...
... knowledge and of our approach to gaining new knowledge . We act on the basis of understanding not intuition . Seeing is believing . Our blurry eyed youngsters are a puzzle to us . They appear uninterested in intellectual discipline as ...
Pagina 118
... knowledge of the world is contained within the long term memory and any attempt at categorizing new events is highly dependent upon this knowledge . The model of cognition dealing with the acquisition of knowledge described previously ...
... knowledge of the world is contained within the long term memory and any attempt at categorizing new events is highly dependent upon this knowledge . The model of cognition dealing with the acquisition of knowledge described previously ...
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... knowledge of this material , it would seem that instruction has not occurred . Even though pages have been assigned to be read , the teacher has not specified what is to be learned ( unless one assumes everything on pages 108-123 ) ...
... knowledge of this material , it would seem that instruction has not occurred . Even though pages have been assigned to be read , the teacher has not specified what is to be learned ( unless one assumes everything on pages 108-123 ) ...
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