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Monthly Archives: April 2015

What Cognitive Neuroscience Can Do for English Professors

Posted on April 25, 2015 by thepoetsglass

Posted in Essays, Musings | Tagged Brain-behavior based learning, Curriculum Design, Higher Education, Neuroscience for English Teachers, Pedagogy | Leave a comment

New Poem Published

Posted on April 13, 2015 by thepoetsglass

Read it here!

Posted in Musings, Poetry & Snippets | Tagged Amanda Preston, beginnings, betweens, endings, poetry | Leave a comment

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