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overlearning
[-lur′ning]
the practice of an ability that continues beyond the point where performance meets a specified standard.


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You can overlearn study material and enhance your skills to expertise.
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If character education programs are to succeed with students with behavioral and learning problems, students must have multiple opportunities with various people in different settings to overlearn and generalize the skills and behaviors associated with the character traits being taught (The Peacock Hill Working Group, 1991; Stokes & Osnes, 1988).
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