preinstructive
preinstructive adjective: prior to instruction.
Adjective
preinstructive (not comparable)
- Prior to instruction.
- […] minimally guided forms of instruction provided prior to the explicit instruction may be beneficial for novice learners. Such preinstructive learning tasks could take the forms of independent or partially supported problem-solving attempts, problem exploration, or problem posing.2015, Slava Kalyuga, Instructional Guidance: A Cognitive Load Perspective, page 195
Origin of preinstructive
From pre- + instructive.
Questions about preinstructive
- What does preinstructive mean?
- Preinstructive means prior to instruction.
- What part of speech is preinstructive?
- Preinstructive is an adjective.
Words near preinstructive in the dictionary
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