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The Timing and Frequency of Instruction to Foster New Learning: Comparing Cognitive and Motivational Strategies in Category Learning
Effective instruction should not only enhance immediate performance but also prepare learners to succeed when learning independently in novel situations (new learning). This study examined which timing and frequency strategies of instruction most effectively foster new learning. We compared six stra
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