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Choose a particular grade level at which you might eventually be teaching. Also identify a specific topic or skill that you might teach students at this grade level, describing its nature and scope in a sentence or two. Then explain how you might teach your topic using at least three of the following concepts:
   • Elaboration
   • Modeling
   • Transfer
   • Positive reinforcement
As you describe your instructional approach, identify the specific concepts and/or learning principles on which your approach is based.

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