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... encourage language use . Be a good model in this regard . 3. Encourage children to describe , to look at , and to draw things from various perspectives . This helps them learn that there is more than one way to see the world . ( Ask ...
... encourage language use . Be a good model in this regard . 3. Encourage children to describe , to look at , and to draw things from various perspectives . This helps them learn that there is more than one way to see the world . ( Ask ...
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... Encourage them to do so in their own words . d . Rephrase important points and ask questions about them , encouraging discussion when appropriate . 3. Help students to see relationships between information they have learned and new ...
... Encourage them to do so in their own words . d . Rephrase important points and ask questions about them , encouraging discussion when appropriate . 3. Help students to see relationships between information they have learned and new ...
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... encourage while , 408-409 Test scores : interpretations of , 361-363 range of , 361-362 Tests : characteristics of ... encourage , 475-476 ways to encourage , 470-476 Transference behaviors , controlling , 451-452 Unconscious motivation ...
... encourage while , 408-409 Test scores : interpretations of , 361-363 range of , 361-362 Tests : characteristics of ... encourage , 475-476 ways to encourage , 470-476 Transference behaviors , controlling , 451-452 Unconscious motivation ...
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TOWARD DEVELOPING A PSYCHOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK | 1 |
Psychological Models for Understanding and Interpreting Behavior | 37 |
TOWARD UNDERSTANDING GROWTH DYNAMICS INVOLVED | 73 |
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