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Submitted by Diane OFee-Powers on Tue, 07/10/2007 - 9:47am.
I am interested in lerning more about the brain to help me teach better, and to teach the kids how to think through questions, problems , stories etc. Brain variation is especially interesting to me, again I want to learn more about it to assist me in my teaching.I also want to learn about brain variation to better understand how I learn!!. This information will improve my understanding of my students and what they need from their teacher. It is imporatant for teachers, parents, and the public to realize that there are brain variations to better understand why people act the way they do. I don't want kids to use it as an excuse, but to increase awareness to these varaitions and to assist these kids (people) in their educational journey.

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