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Marty

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Leyla's biology teacher is doing a great job of not only teaching biology to his students but also teaching them how to learn biology, that is, how to study, test themselves, take better notes, review notes more often, and read a few sections of the biology text each night. Leyla is thrilled with her grades in biology but is not doing well in most of her other classes. It appears as if Leyla is not using what she is learning about learning in her other classes, such as social studies, language arts, and Spanish. Leyla is experiencing:
 
  a. situated cognition.
  b. negative transfer.
  c. distributed cognition.
  d. contextual learning.

Question 2

Miranda's writing has vastly improved as a result of using a computer to write first drafts, generous use of copying and pasting in revisions and getting her ideas down quickly (and revise more often as revising is now easier). The fact that Miranda's writing has improved as a result of a physical object and technology in her culture is an example of:
 
  a. socio-cultural learning.
  b. situated learning.
  c. contextual learning.
  d. distributed cognition.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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