2021
DOI: 10.1080/10412573.2021.1893091
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Learning to Learn: Didactic Efficacy and Cognitive Dissonance in the Chester Cycle

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“…Almost a decade ago Sarah Kay asked, "Is Interdisciplinarity the New Theory?" (2013), and recent work on performance studies (Chaganti 2013), cognitive approaches (Lockett 2016;Neuss 2021), anthropology (McKendry 2020), and law (Lerner 2020), show that this question is still worth asking.…”
Section: Defining Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Almost a decade ago Sarah Kay asked, "Is Interdisciplinarity the New Theory?" (2013), and recent work on performance studies (Chaganti 2013), cognitive approaches (Lockett 2016;Neuss 2021), anthropology (McKendry 2020), and law (Lerner 2020), show that this question is still worth asking.…”
Section: Defining Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%