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memories

Submitted by Cheryl Brown on Thu, 07/19/2007 - 12:55pm.
It can be very interseting when you compare two people's stories. One skill that we need to encourage our children to learn is to talk things out and sometimes they can see how their memory of the event and the other student's memory of it can be very different and then they can sometimes begin to resolve their own problems without an adult referee.

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