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The Brain and Education

The Brain and Education:
A Story of Three Loops

Paul Grobstein

Overbrook Elementary School, Philadelphia

19 November 2008

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Oh My Loopy Brain

Submitted by Kathy Swahn on Tue, 07/21/2009 - 3:29pm.

Oh! My loopy brain! It is funny how as teachers and students we can do the same thing twice AND it turns out completely differently each time. I actually seemed to get more out of the loopy brain today than the first time BUT you did it differently today! I am currently trying to set it up as an 8th grade lesson. Thanks Kathy

 

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Submitted by Kathy Swahn on Tue, 07/21/2009 - 12:48pm.

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