Edu320 Week 3
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This document contains the agenda and notes from an education class. It discusses the symbolism of the dragonfly in representing expanded vision. It poses discussion questions about creating a classroom environment where students feel free to experiment and critique each other. It looks ahead to upcoming reading assignments, presentations, and notes the deadline.
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