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The document discusses different types of models that were learned by students at Madrasah Irsyad Zuhri Al-Islamiah on May 14, 2016. It lists the caterpillar model, comparison model, and part-whole model. It also asks questions about whether the models learned by primary 1, 2, and 3 students were the same or different.

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MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN TODAY
CATERPILLAR MODEL
COMPARISON MODEL
PART-WHOLE MODEL

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?DIFF?SAME
?SAME
TOTALCOMPARISON MODEL

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?SAME

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?SAME
?SAME

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?DIFF

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?DIFF?SAME

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?DIFF?SAME
?SAME

MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH
TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016
PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3
?DIFF?SAME
?SAME
TOTAL

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Comparison model

1. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN TODAY CATERPILLAR MODEL COMPARISON MODEL PART-WHOLE MODEL

2. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?DIFF?SAME ?SAME TOTALCOMPARISON MODEL

3. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?SAME

4. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?SAME ?SAME

5. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?DIFF

6. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?DIFF?SAME

7. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?DIFF?SAME ?SAME

8. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?DIFF?SAME ?SAME TOTAL

9. MADRASAH IRSYAD ZUHRI AL-ISLAMIAH TYPES OF MODELS WE LEARN ON 14 MAY 2016 PRIMARY 1, 2 AND 3 ?DIFF?SAME ?SAME TOTALCOMPARISON MODEL

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