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What Concept Describes Opportunities for Learning That Arise Out of Unplanned

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Question 45

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What concept describes opportunities for learning that arise out of unplanned or unexpected occurrences?


A) Concrete operations
B) Primary socialization
C) Teachable moments
D) Nonempirical ideas

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