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... Nature of Concepts Problems in the Acquisition and Use of Concepts The Nature of Generic Meaning Conceptual Terms and Cognitive Content 86 88 92 96 101 102 103 105 112 Chapter 4 Meaningful Reception Learning and Retention 115 The Nature ...
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... nature . In other words , a principle , by definition , is a composite idea . Although many con- cepts , especially those of a higher - order nature , involve one or more rela- tionships between lower - order concepts , any given ...
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... nature , conditions , and development considerations characterizing mean- ingful reception learning . And , as we shall demonstrate in later chapters ( Part Four ) , discovery learning can also be , and in most classrooms typically is ...
... nature , conditions , and development considerations characterizing mean- ingful reception learning . And , as we shall demonstrate in later chapters ( Part Four ) , discovery learning can also be , and in most classrooms typically is ...
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