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Also, the cooperative approach has compelled students to take greater ownership of their learning through roles as facilitators, timekeepers, organizers and summarizers assigned to each group.
From this more complex view of the constituent processes of the production of the CSM compilations, the team of participants working under the King would have included miracle collectors, summarizers and translators; archivists and filing clerks maintaining the central repository of stories; composers of texts, music and visual narratives; compilers and indexers of completed poems; and organizers of manuscripts, directing copyists in the scriptorium or workshops.
Thus, the learner will be given control to follow the sequences that seem to be more appropriate to his/her needs; however, some fundamental pre-requisite requirements must be observed and the use of advanced organizers, summarizers, and synthesizers will help him/her in understanding the material.
 
 
 
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