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The previous chapter introduced a learning model that provides a comprehensive description of human learning behaviour and appears in the literature in many forms.1 We can now go one level of abstraction higher — how can we improve the quality of learning? Learning itself often represents an improvement in quality (‘creation of new knowledge’), so improving the quality of learning is a matter of the ‘quality of quality’, or learning to learn.
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© 2005 Erik de Haan
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de Haan, E. (2005). Learning to learn better. In: Learning with colleagues. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230509429_16
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