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... Classroom Learning Theory The serious decline in knowledge and theorizing about school learning that has taken place over the past half century , accompanied by the steady retreat of educational psychologists from the classroom , has ...
... Classroom Learning Theory The serious decline in knowledge and theorizing about school learning that has taken place over the past half century , accompanied by the steady retreat of educational psychologists from the classroom , has ...
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... classroom contexts and would leave to the educational technologist the task of conducting the research necessary for implementing these laws in the classroom . The position we have adopted thus far in this book is that the prin- ciples ...
... classroom contexts and would leave to the educational technologist the task of conducting the research necessary for implementing these laws in the classroom . The position we have adopted thus far in this book is that the prin- ciples ...
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... classroom interaction . For example , Flanders ( 1970 ) devised a system for the analysis of student - teacher interaction in the classroom . From ten categories of classroom behavior , it was estimated that approxi- mately 5 to 15 ...
... classroom interaction . For example , Flanders ( 1970 ) devised a system for the analysis of student - teacher interaction in the classroom . From ten categories of classroom behavior , it was estimated that approxi- mately 5 to 15 ...
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The Role and Scope of Educational Psychology | 3 |
Language and Cognitive Functioning | 71 |
Meaningful Reception Learning and Retention | 115 |
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