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 I found this to be a bit

Submitted by simonec on Tue, 12/07/2010 - 3:53pm.

 I found this to be a bit intuitive - I believe that most teachers incorporate aspects of the personal/ real word in their lessons, and that no matter the age students do this naturally. my question would be to what degree would pushing the personal be appropriate, and how could it be implemented? 

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