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The human being is a machine , devoid of spirit . An appropriate dialogue
between behaviorists might begin with , “ Hi , you look O.K. How am I ? ” B. F.
Skinner would give rewards , or reinforcements , after proper responses to a
learning task .
The human being is a machine , devoid of spirit . An appropriate dialogue
between behaviorists might begin with , “ Hi , you look O.K. How am I ? ” B. F.
Skinner would give rewards , or reinforcements , after proper responses to a
learning task .
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Ask the students to find their word which looks most like the displayed word . ...
the known word and the unknown word should be continued until students can
accurately and consistently find their look - alike word and pronounce both words
.
Ask the students to find their word which looks most like the displayed word . ...
the known word and the unknown word should be continued until students can
accurately and consistently find their look - alike word and pronounce both words
.
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student can think of which word from his store looks most like the presented word
. A volunteer ... Present words in the context of a sentence and ask the students to
tell you any words they know which look similar to an unknown word . Be sure ...
student can think of which word from his store looks most like the presented word
. A volunteer ... Present words in the context of a sentence and ask the students to
tell you any words they know which look similar to an unknown word . Be sure ...
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