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| + | <span><span>A [[bottleneck]] with an emphasis on a cognitive difficulty within a lecture for the students. A bottleneck can also be [[Emotional Bottleneck|emotional]].</span> | ||
| + | Bottlenecks are strongly related to [[Learning Goal|learning goals]]. | ||
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| + | <ref><span style="color: #000000">In these situations students’ learning is blocked because they have failed to master particular mental operations. To help them overcome these obstacles, it is necessary to first make explicit for oneself precisely what steps are necessary to complete the work that students find so difficult. (Step 2 of the Decoding process) [http://decodingthedisciplines.org/step-1-identify-a-bottleneck-to-learning/]</span></ref> | ||
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A bottleneck with an emphasis on a cognitive difficulty within a lecture for the students. A bottleneck can also be emotional.
Bottlenecks are strongly related to learning goals.
- ↑ In these situations students’ learning is blocked because they have failed to master particular mental operations. To help them overcome these obstacles, it is necessary to first make explicit for oneself precisely what steps are necessary to complete the work that students find so difficult. (Step 2 of the Decoding process) [1]