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Thanks for that, i had searched the wikipedia but didn't find that! But let me try to put my question in another way, less related to learning and more to information searching. When i don't find information the way i asked for it, what should i do? How do i refraze the question? Where and how to look if i have no clue to start with? Are there some heuristcs that apply here? Thanks again. On 10/21/05, James Fuller <jim.fuller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Antsnio Mota wrote: > > >I'm sorry for the OT, but i've spend two days searching the list > >archives and my personal mail archive and couldn't find what i'm > >looking for. > > > > > oddly enough I was looking for some formalisms related to learning a few > days ago... > > >So can someone knows what is that theory, what's is name and author, > >or something related to? > > > > > dont know what specifically u were looking for... > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_theory_%28education%29 > > found it to be a useful starting point. > > gl, JF
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