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efellowship notes
- 2. so + + + + = Philosophy
- 3. indicator ● Asking and answering questions ● Providing positive feedback, affirmation or encouragement ● Providing negative feedback ● Developing a shared/mutual understanding of a topic or problem ● Asking about progress ● Making statement on own progress ● Providing resources for others to use ● Receiving resources in response to a request ● Helping solve a problem by suggesting strategies ● Receiving and trying strategies suggested by others ● Statements or other evidence that cognitive modelling has been influenced by dialogue with others