The following is an example of field-dependent learner characteristics

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Frost2351

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on: Feb 24, 2019

The following is an example of field-dependent learner characteristics

◦ focuses on details of curriculum material
◦ prefers to work alone
◦ likes to cooperate
◦ can organize information by himself or herself

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irishcancer18

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Reply #1 on: Feb 24, 2019

likes to cooperate

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