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Submitted by Seta Palmer on Fri, 07/18/2008 - 11:18am.

This class has helped me to see that I may need to use my I-Function to work with my cognitive unconscious in order to remind me of things I know instinctively of my students.  I know that each student is different and has an individual reality.  It's hard to choose, but I will keep in mind at least the following.

1.    The brain is different in every person & The brain is constantly changing 2.   The brain is organized to explore by generating expectations and trying out things 3.    The brain is organized to make informed guesses about what is out there

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