Individualizing instruction : making learning personal, empowering, and successful

Roger P. Hiemstra · Burton R. Sisco

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Adult and Continuing Education Topics Learning Styles and Cognitive Differences Educational Leadership and Innovation

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Individualizing Instruction illustrates how to help adult students begin to take charge of their own learning--that is, decide what they will learn, how they will learn it, and how their learning will be evaluated--so that adult educators can make the most of a student's learning potential.For excerpts from this title, please click here.

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