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Structuring the Learning Experience

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1 Structuring the Learning Experience
Chapter 9 Structuring the Learning Experience

2 Blocked & Random Practice
Blocked Practice What is it? Example Random Practice example

3 Which is better? Student opinions Evidence from research

4 Contextual Interference
What is the effect? How strong is the evidence? Shea & Morgan (1979)

5 Constant & Varied Practice
What are these? Which one is better Scientific evidence Comparison with blocked versus random Combination with blocked versus random Practical applications?

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