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European Journal of Educational Studies 4(1), <strong>2012</strong><br />

• since a learner learns what he or she likes and sees the need to learn, lecturers should first of all ensure that<br />

the students are affectively prepared to learn before cognitive knowledge or skills are transferred; and<br />

• course activities should be linked to identified problems to which the learner intends to contribute solutions<br />

or curiosity to which the learner intends to satisfy.<br />

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