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This guidebook describes an instructional and curricular tool, the Unipac, which teachers can use to individualize instruction. The Unipac is defined as a lesson plan for learners, a self-contained set of teaching-learning materials designed to teach any single topic; it is structured for individual use and aids the development of a continuous progress school program. Its overall purpose is to motivate students to initiate their own objectives and learning activities. In addition, the guidebook provides a rationale for Unipac use and shows how it differs from traditional approaches since it is student-oriented and focused on behavioral objectives. The guide lists the components of the Unipac as a concept to be learned, sub-concepts, behavioral objectives, pre-tests, learning activities, self-evaluation, quest activities, post-tests, and feedback. It also details how to construct and use a Unipac, discusses the roles of teachers, students, and others, mentions some concerns relevant to their use, and gives instructions on how to evaluate them. (PB)
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