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Things learning often describes (“learning ________”)
doing, environments, theory, child, centered, teaching, environment, based, process, strategies, style, centred, activities, curve, course, system, systems, styles, programs, materials, disabilities, the, experiences, algorithm, courses, applications, tools, issues, model, oriented, performance, solutions, related, culture, modules, pupils, techniques, proquest, principles, exporting, tcp, projects, variations, focused, product, standards, approach, set, learn, approaches, theories, use, resources, content, development, induced, disabled, text, logic, processes, project, platform, community, program, revised, situations, students, toolkit, generalization, training, initiatives, retirement, design, scientific, domain, industry, awakening, courseware, framework, second, write, units, implementation, disability, opportunities, read, team, bydoing, context
How learning often is described (“________ learning”)
higher, social, lifelong, organizational, human, cooperative, classical, much, experiential, active, effective, observational, collaborative, rote, verbal, associative, individual, academic, perceptual, directed, western, cognitive, formal, language, incidental, ancient, continuous, online, meaningful, profound, associate, informal, previous, deep, greek, independent, successful, professional, secular, organisational, instrumental, programmed, extensive, prior, slow, book, sound, spatial, worth, theological, mutual, serial, polite, unsupervised, rapid, collective, latent, implicit, vast, regulated, adult, interactive, islamic, efficient, visual, inductive
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