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The document discusses various aspects of virtual reality (VR) and its applications in education, emphasizing experiential design patterns and learning theories. It highlights the importance of active learning approaches and frameworks such as Bloom's taxonomy and the SAMR model for effective educational outcomes. Additionally, it addresses the philosophical underpinnings of learning, including principles of embodiment and the cognitive processes involved in knowledge acquisition.
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