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Maak leerwerk minder vervelig vir kinders

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Gepubliseer op 25/01/2019. 25/01/2019

Johan van Lill praat met prof. Ignatius Gous oor hoe kinders leer en studeer. Leer kinders op verskillende maniere, en hoekom word leerstyle as mites beskou? Baie kinders leer deur herhaling. Hulle bespreek hoe om dit minder vervelig te maak.

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