"Instructional Strategies"
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(O) observing the student, and (T) trying things out (see Table 8.1).
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A technique called self-explaining or elaboration can help.7 With this technique, you actively try to explain, in your own words, what you’re learning. When working on numerical problems, for example, stop at every step and ask the question “Why am I doing this step?” and then try to come up with an explanation. In one experiment, students who expl
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9. Generate flashcards based on text. (Tentative)
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use visuals, action, and dialogue.
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10. Use it to organize your notes. (Advanced)