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Observable Behavior as Objective Evidence For example, consider a student who consistently participates in discussions and appears attentive. A faculty member might assume this student is deeply ...
It’s that our benchmarks have been too vague. Behaviorism doesn’t reduce learning, it rescues it. It refocuses us on what matters: not what students feel, but what they can do.
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