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It's worth adding that it may well have been even harder for learned minds to accept.

Additionally, requiring MM subjects to learn mind mapping may have created contextual interference that hampered short-term retention as demonstrated by the results of the post-HSRT; however, this may actually promote long-term retention as noted in the contextual interference literature[ 32].

Self assessment tools should also be designed with the broader context of learning in mind, and not focus on a specific domain such as knowledge acquisition [ 18].

/ Many cities of men he saw and learned their minds, / many pains he suffered, heartsick on the open sea...".

Or students with learning disabilities whose minds are naturally bent in a different direction?

I didn't plan to learn Mirandese, mind you.

"I suppose no one ever learns to mind his own business," Dinesh said.

She must learn to mind her green-haired teacher, Mrs. Kersplatski, who warns JoJo not to squeeze the orange nose on the pie-throwing machine.

But more than strategies, Duncan learned a mind-set from his father, who scrapped together 11 major league seasons despite a.214 career average.

But you should be able to have whatever you damned well please in your camera roll, and people should just learn to mind their damned manners.

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