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Utilize M. David Merrill's Instructional Transaction Theory to enhance learning through memorization, skill application, relationship understanding, and generic skill application. Focus on teacher-centered control, interdisciplinary topics, and groupings like individuals, pairs, teams, and groups. Establish interactions between human-nonhuman, student-teacher, student-student, student-tools, and student information. Provide cognitive and emotional support for comprehensive learning.
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440 Magnums TeamInstructional Strategies Type of Learning Control of Learning Focus of Learning Grouping for Learning Interactions for Learning Support for Learning M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory
Memorize Information Apply Skills Understand Relationships Apply Generic Skills Type of Learning M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory
Control of Learning Teacher Centered Student M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory
Focus of Learning Interdisciplinary Topic Problem Domain M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory
Grouping for Learning Individuals Pairs Teams (3-6) Groups (7+) M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory
Interactions for Learning Human Nonhuman Student - Teacher Student- Student Student- tools Student information Student- environments /manipulative O t h e r O t h e r M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory
Support for Learning Cognitive Support Emotional Support M. David Merrill Instructional Transaction Theory