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Vision and multiple images.

Submitted by Tammi Jordan on Tue, 07/17/2007 - 1:11pm.
As a result of this morning's lesson I will teach my students that their brain has the ability to see the same thing in multiple ways. Each brain evaluates data differently simultaneously. The only thing that you can controll are your responses to the information that you perceive. No one can tell the story that your brain creates we can only relay the outcomes which we all see differently. So we must controll our response to what we see and feel in order to help to recreate the stories that others (their brains) are being told about us.

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