How to teach summarizing, improve learning,stop plagiarizing
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Apr 15, 2009
People who doodle are smart - they pay more attention and remember things better than those who do not doodle.Same goes for fidgeting. Read the article linked below, and check out the new (FREE) doodling site for kids and adults.
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