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The Article on Reflections

Submitted by Judith Lucas-Odom on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 1:26pm.

I wish we had spent more time looking at the article because I felt that one thing that Bharath doesn't spend time on is the fact that in order to do this we must have good classroom management skills.  In order to enact the best scenario, no matter what level of teaching we are at we need this!   The aim of education is to get people to learn and communicate and learn and create and communicate and the ideal model would be to do this!  I hope we can revisit this in the future!  I would like to try this model with my class!

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