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instructional treatment

instructional treatment Instructional treatment is the teaching or learning experience given to learners as part of an educational intervention or lesson sequence.

Instructional treatment is the teaching or learning experience given to learners as part of an educational intervention or lesson sequence. In this context, it refers to the instruction children receive, which can vary in how much it improves their skills from one child to another.

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Drafting source: Schlatter Erika; Molenaar Inge; Lazonder Ard W.. Individual Differences in Children’s Development of Scientific Reasoning Through Inquiry-Based Instruction: Who Needs Additional Guidance?. 2020; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00904; article XML SHA-256 71791fd548b176a13a87e7b3b1f45212e9c81ca72cce0065d37b5c9c99a9c137. “Individual Differences in Children’s Development of Scientific Reasoning Through Inquiry-Based Instruction: Who Needs Additional Guidance?” (10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00904).
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