Development of Optimal Instructional Sequences

Development of Optimal Instructional Sequences

The report is a review of research results which concern sequencing (procedures for validating the hypothesized ordering of the subordinate tasks in a learning hierarchy) and practical applications of learning hierarchies in instructional design. Indirect versus direct validation procedures are exam...

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Instructional Design
Instructional Materials
Learning Hierarchies
Sequential Learning
Transfer of Training
Validity
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Transfer of Training
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