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d her expertise in cognitive and animal learning, which laid the groundwork for her later work.
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ation include his theory of operant conditioning, which has had a lasting impact on educational practices... ent or punishment. Unlike classical conditioning, which involves the association of stimuli with involunt... he [["Skinner Box"]], a controlled environment in which he could manipulate stimuli to study the effects ... r introduced the concept of the teaching machine, which involved a mechanical device that presented learn
al studies. Eliot introduced the elective system, which allowed students to choose courses based on their... should be engaged in both teaching and research, which was a shift from the earlier model where teaching... [[Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], which set standards for advanced studies and research. ... a broader movement to professionalize education, which included the development of professional schools
how much agency, or action, needs to be taken and which leadership style—top-down versus bottom-up—should... her address issues of equity in higher education, which includes eight linear steps:
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who founded an association called Hội Quảng Tri, which served as a place for reading newspapers and ente... Pháp-Việt Từ điển (French-Vietnamese Dictionary), which was long regarded as the most scholarly dictionar... ve Hán-Việt Từ điển (Sino-Vietnamese Dictionary), which served as a crucial bridge between Vietnamese and
n finding the "best fit" for individual learners, which eventually blossomed into his theory of experient... ed the Kolb Experiential Learning Profile (KELP), which describes nine different ways of navigating the l... tch how people actually learn through experience, which is often more chaotic, non-linear, and contextual
nce and helping to negotiate the Treaty of Paris, which ended the war.
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sh the Old 4th Ward Economic Security Task Force, which launched the In Her Hands program to provide fina... actively engage in antiracist teaching practices, which involve acknowledging and dismantling racist beli
ed therapy, now known as person-centered therapy, which revolutionized the field of psychotherapy. Rogers... the concept of self-actualization, the process by which individuals strive to reach their full potential.
