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- 4. 1all day doesn’t work Studying
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- 10. is small but structural
- 11. cec is small but broad
- 12. cec is small but helpful focus on every single member learning by doing activities free classes and books english environment feel home here
- 14. with cec I learn to learn, unlearn and relearn
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- 20. I have a family
- 21. I have a memorable student life
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- 23. This slide used picture from http://www.geolocation.ws and ideas reduced from Alvin Toffler’s quote