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4 to be impatient with open-ended discussions; they are practical, down-to-earth people. Pragmatists learn best when: • there is an obvious link between the topic and a current need; • they are shown techniques with clear practical advantages; • they can try things out with feedback from an expert; • they can copy an example, or emulate a role model.

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