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Our Own Understanding

Submitted by L Cubed on Sat, 09/25/2010 - 1:24am.

“Maybe the point is for US to understand how OUR brains work, and not leave it up to the teachers to totally adjust the way the classroom works, just how WE work inside the classroom.”

I couldn’t have said it more perfectly- being aware of how we learn is critical to our growth as learners in maximizing our learning.  

 

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