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Which learning principle was applied most?
learning is a cooperative and collaborative
What learning principles was applied least or not all applied?
the process of learning is emotional as well as intellectual
What is a conclusion about micrometer and vernier caliper?
In case for micrometer, principle of pitch is used. Least count could be even micro meter But in vernier caliper, difference of main scale division and vernier scale division is the principle Least count could be 0.02 mm
What is the proof of the principle of least action?
The Principle of Least Action (more correctly Stationary Action as it is not necessarily a minimum) is derived from the Euler Lagrange equations. What confuses people and makes it seem like a mysterious assumption is that a "classic" textbook question asks one to show that given the Principle of Least Action show that the Euler-Lagrange equations must hold. This leads to the misconception that the derivation is the other way i.e. that the Euler-Lagrange equations are derived from this unexplained Principle of Least Action. The standard Euler-Lagrange equations with a zero on one side are derived from Newtons Laws and are only true when forces derived from a potential energy are considered, the equation is non-zero if other forces are present and in such cases the Principle of Least Action doesn't hold (those other forces cause the action to deviate from the stationary point value). Taking this into consideration, the Principle of Least Action is simply a disguised version of the trivially true statement that a system in unperturbed if there are no perturbations present - or in more Newtonian terms, things won't accelerate unless there is an outside force acting on them.
What is cascading principle?
If you mean the cascade principle; that is a principle connected to evolution in Cellbiology.
Which learning principle was applied most?
learning is a cooperative and collaborative
Which learning principle applied most?
learning is a cooperative and collaborative
What is didactic principles?
•Principle of practical relevance•Principle of age appropriateness•Principle of motivation•Principle of self-activity / self reliance•Principle of methodological changes•Principle of securing the learning progress•
What is the teaching behavior of a teacher that applies the principle in learning is an active process?
learning is the discovery of the meaning and relevance of idea
Which adult learning principle suggests allowing projects that reflect the learners interests?
It is called Project Based Learning.
The basic learning principle used in Wolpe's systematic desensitization?
counterconditioning
Which adult learning principle suggests allowing projects that reflects the learner's own interests?
It is called Project Based Learning.
Which adult learning principle suggests allowing projects that reflect the learner's own?
It is called Project Based Learning.
What is principle of learning in own word?
The principles of learning are also referred to commonly as the learning process. Some of the factors that go into the learning process are readiness, exercise, effect, primacy, regency, intensity and freedom.
What is the principle of least interest?
the person with the least emotional attachment has more power and control in the relationship.
3 How does the principle of least privileges aid in the creation of protection systems?
A key, time-tested guiding principle for protection is the principle of least privilege. It dictates that programs, users, and even systems be given just enough privilege to perform their tasks.
How do you explain the pigeonhole principle?
The pigeonhole principle is merely the following observation - "If we are to place N balls into M boxes where N > M, at least one box will contain at least two balls." A generalized version of the pigeonhole principle says that if we place at least nk + 1 balls into n boxes, then at least one box will contain at least k+1 balls. I say "at least" a lot because these numbers are arbitrary and lower bounds.
