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Cognitivism is the second most important learning theory reflected across all Iranian ELT textbook levels

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q2 i? Cognitivism ranked second in relative frequency at every educational level: 23.8% in Junior High, 21.2% in Senior High, and 28.6% in Pre-University textbooks. → Hossein Hashem Neghad 2014

Evidence

Hossein Hashem Neghad 2014

Hossein Hashem Neghad. (2014). Reflection of Learning Theories in Iranian ELT Textbooks. Advances in Language and Literary Studies, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.7575/aiac.alls.v.5n.2p.115

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Relative frequency analysis across the three educational levels (Tables 2 and 3). Cognitivism was rated "the second learning theory" in Senior High school textbooks and, per the tables, held second place at Junior High (23.8%) and Pre-University (28.6%) as well.

"Cognitivism with the relative frequency of 21.2% is again rated as the second learning theory in these textbooks"

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title Cognitivism is the second most important learning theory reflected across all Iranian ELT textbook levels
description Cognitivism is the second most important learning theory reflected across all Iranian ELT textbook levels
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