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differences. ln the learning environment,


this strategy helps students link new knowledge
Engages students to interact with other

to whatthey already know by compare/contrast.

students to learn team work and working out conflict and benefit greatly socially.

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This strategy is essentialfor reinforcingthe

the learning in classroom. Practice engages

the student crit,cally thinking ofthe material.


The student also assesses his progess along Advanced organizers are especialy important
in that it lins or lays out specific markersfor

tothink outside the box or think critically. This


strategy hints student to subjectthen are questioned about material.

with the Teacher

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