Cumulative Record. Chapter 12: The Science of Learning and the Art of Teaching. Quote 29

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Cumulative Record. Chapter 12: The Science of Learning and the Art of Teaching. Quote 29

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Post published:October 12, 2022
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There is no reason why the schoolroom should be any less mechanized than, for example, the kitchen. (p. 191)

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The pathological condition of verbal behavior called aphasia often emphasizes functional differences which are hard to understand in terms of the traditional account … The aphasic has lost some of the functional relationships which control his verbal behavior. A response of a given form may no longer be under the control of one functional relation, although it is still under the control of another. (p. 190)
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