Process Of Learning
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The document discusses different ways that students can learn, including using the internet, books, and inquiry-based learning. It describes how students can research topics independently and work in groups on projects. It also mentions how technology and internet resources can provide information and be used as learning tools. Specific learning frameworks like project-based learning and resources like TEKS standards are also referenced.
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