programmed learning
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌprogrammed ˈlearning (also programmed instruction) noun [uncountable] SEa method of learning in which the subject to be learned is divided into small parts, and you have to get one part right before you can go on to the next 程序学习〔一种学习方法，要学习的科目被分成小部分，学习者必须掌握一部分之后才能进入下一部分〕
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programmed learning• They can be used in a variety of ways, combined with other methods of instruction such as lectures and programmed learning.• Much of the learning theory behind programmed learning advocacy has been challenged as narrow and over-simple.ˌprogrammed ˈlearning nounChineseSyllable
a subject of Corpus method in which the learning
programmed learning
ˌprogrammed ˈlearning
(also ˌprogrammed inˈstruction) noun [uncountable]
a method of learning in which the subject to be learned is divided into small parts, and you have to get one part right before you can go on to the next
ˌprogrammed ˈlearning
(also ˌprogrammed inˈstruction) noun [uncountable]a method of learning in which the subject to be learned is divided into small parts, and you have to get one part right before you can go on to the next