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langton's Ant 7-07-08

Submitted by Concetta Henkel on Mon, 07/07/2008 - 1:55pm.

I would really like to find similar simulations for second graders. I know that my students would be led into wonderful places as long as I am able to guide them.

 

I came to this institute to help me better understand how I can use what we know about the brain to help cildren change their negative behaviors due to years of negative environmental factors. How can I help children be productive learners and help them gain confidence in themselves without having a home support system?

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