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Learning / Educational technology / First Principles of Instruction / Instructional design / Cognitive load / Problem-based learning / Learning styles / Model-centered instruction / Educational Theory of Apprenticeship / Education / Educational psychology / Pedagogy
Date: 2010-01-07 13:27:44
Learning
Educational technology
First Principles of Instruction
Instructional design
Cognitive load
Problem-based learning
Learning styles
Model-centered instruction
Educational Theory of Apprenticeship
Education
Educational psychology
Pedagogy

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