Why Hands-On Learning Isn’t Always The Best…

Natalie Wexler

Jan 26, 2021

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Explicit instruction works best when learners don't already have a lot of information about the topic.

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Andrew Evans

Oct 21

Ask students in five years which one they remember.

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Why Hands-On Learning Isn’t Always The Best…