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Showing below up to 50 results in range #251 to #300.
- Treatment (2 links)
- Learning event scheduling (2 links)
- Within classroom design (2 links)
- Cue strength (2 links)
- REAP Study on Vocabulary Stretch (Spring 2006) (2 links)
- Knowledge decomposability hypothesis (2 links)
- Chunking (2 links)
- Intelligent Writing Tutor (2 links)
- Cognitive Tutors (2 links)
- Physics (2 links)
- Foundational skill building (2 links)
- Active Processing (2 links)
- Presson & MacWhinney - Second Language Grammar (2 links)
- Glossary Instructions (2 links)
- Musings on Learning Events (2 links)
- Learning ESL Vocabulary with Context and Definitions: Order Effects and Self-Generation (2 links)
- Self Efficacy (2 links)
- Worked Examples (2 links)
- Rules vs. Analogy in Spanish Irregular Verbs (2 links)
- Encoding inhibition (2 links)
- Fluency Summer Intern Project 2008 (2 links)
- Instructional dimensions root (2 links)
- Cotraining (2 links)
- Comparing sets (2 links)
- Analogical Scaffolding in Collaborative Learning (2 links)
- Condition in Student-Step Rollup (2 links)
- Repetition (2 links)
- A word-experience model of Chinese character learning (2 links)
- Basic skills training (2 links)
- Cognitive task analysis (2 links)
- Drill (2 links)
- REAP Multimodal Learning Fall 09 (2 links)
- Ringenberg Ill-Defined Physics (2 links)
- Understanding encoding inhibition, retrieval inhibition and destructive interference effects of errors during practice (2 links)
- Assistance score (2 links)
- Nokes - Game environments for Chemistry (2 links)
- Deep/Reflection questions (2 links)
- Enhancing Learning through Computer Animation (2 links)
- Plateau study (2 links)
- DataShop (2 links)
- Individual differences (2 links)
- Analogical comparison principle (2 links)
- LFA-AFM on Sample (2 links)
- Nokes - Questionnaires (2 links)
- Penn - Discovering a Domain Model for Organic Chemistry (2 links)
- Create a Feature Page (2 links)
- Category:PSLC General (2 links)
- Write a User Story (2 links)
- Static vs. Animated Visual Representations for Science Learning (Kaye, Small, Butcher, & Chi) (2 links)
- Automaticity (2 links)