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Learning and Motivation in the Postsecondary Classroom

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Dedication. About the Author. Preface. 1 My Attempt to Motivate You to Learn About Learning. 2 Helping Students Learn the Content. 3 Helping Students Understand. 4 Helping Students Develop Skills, Including Intellectual Skills. 5 Helping Students Retain and Use What They've Learned in Other Settings. 6 Helping Students Help Themselves. 7 Motivating Students to Learn. 8 What to Do About Individual Differences in Learning. 9 Ptting It All Together. Appendix: The Theories in a Nutshell. Bibliography. Index.

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