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|a Teaching machines and programming /
|c edited by K. Austwick, M.Sc., Ph.D., Sheffield.
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|c �1964
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|a Front Cover ; Teaching Machines and Programming; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; EDITOR'S PREFACE; CHAPTER 1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING MACHINE PROCEDURES; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. A COMMUNICATION PROBLEM; 3. REPRESENTATIVE TYPES OF TEACHING MACHINES AND PROGRAMMES; 4. CRITICISM OF AUTOMATED PROCEDURES; 5. ATTRIBUTES OF PROGRAMMED PROCEDURES; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 2. TEACHING MACHINES IN INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY TRAINING; 1. TRAINING DEVICES, SIMULATORS AND TEACHING MACHINES; 2. SOME ACTUAL AND POSSIBLE USES OF TEACHING MACHINES IN INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY TRAINING
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|a 3. TEACHING MACHINES FOR TRAINING SPECIFIC SKILLS4. THE USE OF COMPUTERS; 5. PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS; 6. POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES OF USING TEACHING MACHINES; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 3. THE ADAPTIVE TEACHING SYSTEM; 1. ASSUMPTIONS AND BASIC IDEAS; 2. STRUCTURED SKILLS; 3. THE ESSENTIAL TEACHING PROCESS; 4. THE FUNCTIONAL PICTURE AND A SIMPLE SPECIAL CASE; 5. OTHER ADAPTIVE TEACHING METHODS AND GROUP TEACHING SYSTEMS; SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER 4. THE ELEMENTS OF A TEACHING SYSTEM; ELEMENTS OF THE SYSTEM; THE CONTROLLER; CHAPTER 5. LINEAR PROGRAMMING AND LEARNING; 1. INTRODUCTION
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|a 2. COMPOSED RESPONSES3. BLANKS AND QUESTIONS; 4. LINEAR PROGRAMMES AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES; 5. DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMMES; 6. PROGRAMMING AND LEARNING; 7. CONCLUSIONS; CHAPTER 6. AUTOMATION IN SCHOOLS; 1. AUTOMATING TEACHING; 2. PROGRAMMING FOR SCHOOLS; 3. FUTURE PROSPECTS; INDEX
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|a Teaching Machines and Programming covers the significant developments in teaching machines and automated teaching, as well as the major theoretical issues and attributes involved in these procedures. After a brief introduction to teaching machine procedures, this six-chapter text goes on summarizing the industrial and military applications of teaching machines. The succeeding chapters consider the underlying theory, function, and schema of the adaptive teaching system, which are related to recognizable teaching functions performed by a human tutor. The last chapters discuss the development a.
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