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Using a batting T to help children progress in learning to hit a baseball, or having a patient in therapy use parallel bars for support in learning to regain the ability to walk, are both examples of what part-practice teaching method?

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A type of part practice in which two or more component parts of a skill are practiced separately until each is mastered, and then put back together as a whole, is called ________________ practice.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

simplification.

Answer to Question 2

segmentation



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