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elicitation

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There are many teaching methods for the 7 phases as follows, (1) elicitation phase, during this phase, teachers are to ask students so as to motivate them to express their own knowledge.
Through only brief elicitation on the supervisor's part, Ginny then begins to discuss her larger goals for being better prepared the next semester, not only in terms of having copies made ahead of time, but also in the type of curricular and instructional approaches she wants to implement after the winter break.
Using the Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique, a methodology that offers insights about human decision making through metaphors and storytelling, researchers conducted consumer-focused studies to understand the attitudes of LMI households toward money and saving.
 
 
 
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