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We are our brains

Submitted by Rosemary Krygowski on Tue, 07/31/2007 - 3:01pm.

Today's class was a perfect example of the marriage between lecture and inquiry. Wendy had thought provoking questions throughout her lecture, especially when talking about a brain transplant. I guess we really are our brains and  have our own reality.Her inclussion of the video clip on Clive Wearing really explained the concept of anterograde amnesia. I know I'll forget that term but not its meaning.

Ashley's lesson today was wonderful. It really made everyone stop and think.It held our attention which isn't always easy after lunch.She mixed things up and had us moving.So we did not "stop paying attention because things were not the same."Ashley will make a wonderful teacher, I hope she never loses her idealism.She can make a difference!

 

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