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Can AFL strategies impact student behavior?
The simple answer to the title question is "Yes". If you're just interested in the simple answer, then you can stop reading. If you'd like more details, read on.
I'm going to share a specific example of how AFL can be used to impact student behavior; however, first I'd like to take a look at the topic from a philosophical standpoint. We should start by reminding ourselves why it is that AFL helps students learn content. AFL practices help students learn because as a…
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