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Six guidelines for applying information processing and the model of human memory with students were offered in the chapter. Which of the following is not one of those guidelines?
A) Develop learners' background knowledge with high quality-representations of content.
B) Reinforce students for insightful responses to questions.
C) Conduct reviews to activate schemas and check perceptions.
D) Interact with students to promote cognitive activity and reduce cognitive load.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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Authors: Eggen, Kauchak

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