Oliver Caviglioli The same guy who designed the great study method posters by the learning scientists worked now together with Paul Kirschner on this infographic which you can download here!
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Binnenkort ook een NL versie!
I have many objections and doubts. I don’t think it’s wise to go for fully guided instruction. Depending on the goals, there are other ways.
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