Definition of teaching machine in English:

teaching machine

noun

A machine or computer that gives instruction to a pupil according to a program, reacting to their responses.
Example sentencesExamples
- On the basis of this distinction, it should be noted that constructional clinical practice can be closer to the teaching machine and laboratory contingency than it is to the textbook type of contingency.
- Our children will learn from TV, recorders and teaching machines.
- It's a teaching machine, particularly good for helping preschoolers learn the alphabet and words.
- The role of technology in education has been controversial since the advent of educational television, teaching machines, and computer-assisted instruction.
- The ultimate lesson learned comes when the teaching machine is denied, is repudiated.
- Pretty soon, all lectures will be replaced by radio… no, television… no, teaching machines… no, computers.
- It was the period when teaching machines were introduced, the more sophisticated ones being controlled by computer.
- The equipment has changed (teaching machines were once the answer to all problems) but it's the same old stuff.

Definition of teaching machine in US English:

teaching machine

noun

A machine or computer that gives instruction to a student according to a program, reacting to their responses.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ultimate lesson learned comes when the teaching machine is denied, is repudiated.
- On the basis of this distinction, it should be noted that constructional clinical practice can be closer to the teaching machine and laboratory contingency than it is to the textbook type of contingency.
- Our children will learn from TV, recorders and teaching machines.
- Pretty soon, all lectures will be replaced by radio… no, television… no, teaching machines… no, computers.
- The role of technology in education has been controversial since the advent of educational television, teaching machines, and computer-assisted instruction.
- It was the period when teaching machines were introduced, the more sophisticated ones being controlled by computer.
- It's a teaching machine, particularly good for helping preschoolers learn the alphabet and words.
- The equipment has changed (teaching machines were once the answer to all problems) but it's the same old stuff.

单词	teaching machine
释义	Definition of teaching machine in English: teaching machine noun A machine or computer that gives instruction to a pupil according to a program, reacting to their responses. Example sentencesExamples On the basis of this distinction, it should be noted that constructional clinical practice can be closer to the teaching machine and laboratory contingency than it is to the textbook type of contingency. Our children will learn from TV, recorders and teaching machines. It's a teaching machine, particularly good for helping preschoolers learn the alphabet and words. The role of technology in education has been controversial since the advent of educational television, teaching machines, and computer-assisted instruction. The ultimate lesson learned comes when the teaching machine is denied, is repudiated. Pretty soon, all lectures will be replaced by radio… no, television… no, teaching machines… no, computers. It was the period when teaching machines were introduced, the more sophisticated ones being controlled by computer. The equipment has changed (teaching machines were once the answer to all problems) but it's the same old stuff. Definition of teaching machine in US English: teaching machine noun A machine or computer that gives instruction to a student according to a program, reacting to their responses. Example sentencesExamples The ultimate lesson learned comes when the teaching machine is denied, is repudiated. On the basis of this distinction, it should be noted that constructional clinical practice can be closer to the teaching machine and laboratory contingency than it is to the textbook type of contingency. Our children will learn from TV, recorders and teaching machines. Pretty soon, all lectures will be replaced by radio… no, television… no, teaching machines… no, computers. The role of technology in education has been controversial since the advent of educational television, teaching machines, and computer-assisted instruction. It was the period when teaching machines were introduced, the more sophisticated ones being controlled by computer. It's a teaching machine, particularly good for helping preschoolers learn the alphabet and words. The equipment has changed (teaching machines were once the answer to all problems) but it's the same old stuff.
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