Growth

Compare cases for the shared rule

Whena lesson gives two related examples

Place two solved cases side by side. Match their roles and relationships, then state the rule both use. Name a surface detail that changes without changing that rule. Check your comparison against the explanations.

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Match one role across the two cases.

Evidence grade BAt least one solid study

Gentner, Loewenstein & Thompson (2003), Learning and Transfer: A General Role for Analogical Encoding, Journal of Educational Psychology 95, 393–408. Read the source ↗ Experiments comparing negotiation cases; extension to other subjects is a practical adaptation.

Growth: Supporting habits that improve the conditions for useful repetitions: preparation, consistency or necessary recovery.

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