Answer:
intentional
Explanation:
We need to see the definition of each learning type to make a choice:
Practical is the type of learning done by observing and doing things as you witness someone else doing it, like mimicking, for example, when toddlers learn how to hold a spoon from watching their parents eat.
Intentional is done consciously, in a persistent way, and it is continual, with the actual goal of learning, it has a goal and it is driven by motivation. It is usually self-directed, and creates "metacognition", where the learner becomes aware that it is learning.
Incidental is a type of learning done indirectly, or in an unplanned way, unconsciously, like when playing video games improves your eye-hand coordination, or the best example, when we develop our vocabulary or learn a language as kids, you are not concentrated on doing it, but your mind or body is learning things from the environment and its input on you.
Deep processing involves relations and links, where the learner apply a different yet related knowledge to understand or expand on the subject that it's studying.
So Raina is practicing and repeating the speech to consciously be able to deliver it from memory. That is intentional learning
