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Doodling in Class: The Effects of Doodling on Student Focus and Memory - This is a presentation of the action research conducted by Dawn Nicole Hamby for Biola University's Master of Arts in Teaching program. Please contact dawn.hamby@gmail.com for more information. Thanks for watching!
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