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Learning in the eye of the beholder
During a post graduate course in learning design, one of the students attempted to present instruction on the solar system without the use of any visuals. After the professor gave a curt lecture on importance of multi-sensory instruction, she asked … Continue reading
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Tagged brain base learning, dale's cone of leanring, dual encoding
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