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Taka Posted 13 years ago
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Beyond
Expand learning beyond the classroom
Does it mean that your learning has been in the classroom so you need to get out of the classroom and see something different, or does it mean that you have already have the way of learning something other than what you learn in the classroom but it's not enough, so you need to expand it?
Does it mean that your learning has been in the classroom so you need to get out of the classroom and see something different, or does it mean that you have already have the way of learning something other than what you learn in the classroom but it's not enough, so you need to expand it?
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You should learn also outside the classroom, not just in the classroom.
- You should learn also outside the classroom, not just in the classroom.
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You should learn also outside the classroom, not just in the classroom.
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So to visualize its meaning, is"expand X beyond Y" something like this?
(X)?IIYII?X??
But not this?
IIYII(X)?X??
(What I'm trying to ask is whether X has been inside Y
(X)?IIYII?X??
But not this?
IIYII(X)?X??
(What I'm trying to ask is whether X has been inside Y
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TakaWhat I'm trying to ask is whether X has been inside Y before the expansion or notI don't get your diagrams, but 'yes' to your question.
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Good. Thanks, MM!
(About the diagrams, (X) is the X before the expansion and X is the one after the expansion)
(About the diagrams, (X) is the X before the expansion and X is the one after the expansion)
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