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loopy brains at all ages

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Tue, 07/21/2009 - 3:40pm.

Wanted to be sure Cathy's Oh My Loopy Brain

"Oh! My loopy brain! It is funny how as teachers and students we can do the same thing twice AND it turns out completely differently each time. I actually seemed to get more out of the loopy brain today than the first time BUT you did it differently today! I am currently trying to set it up as an 8th grade lesson."

and her Baby Einsteins

were part of the conversation here. 

Maybe if we could make this part of the educational experience at all levels, revisiting it in different ways at different ages, we could change the culture?

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