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Measuring Intermediate Deep Feature Knowledge in Preparation-for-Learning
In preparation-for-learning, preparation activities can be designed differently and may foster different cognitive processes, resulting in different intermediate knowledge. To understand how preparation-for-learning works and what makes it effective, different kinds of intermediate knowledge must be
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