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Goldilocks principle is:

Goldilocks principle is:

▸ Students work in teams to solve a problem or develop expertise leading to a solution, all based on background knowledge that has been demonstrated.

▸ The most efficient initial presentation of information for learning is engaging a student's eyes and ears at the same time.

▸ Learning targets should not be too easy or too challenging, but just right for the learner.

▸ In planning instruction, break the intended learning into parts and introduce them in an order that is spaced and makes sense for integration.

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Authors: Oliva, Gordon, Taylor

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