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mediated learning experience  

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  • Mediated learning experience (MLE) refers to a specific kind of adult-child interaction in which the quality of interaction is characterized by the mediation of critical parameters. These parameters are cognitive and affective factors involving the mind of the adult, the mind of the child, and the learning environment. [Source: Encyclopedia of Applied Developmental Science; Mediated Learning Experience]

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