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“Learning=Changing=Learning.” ~ Doc Meek
March 7th, 2011 | 
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Monday, March 7, 2011. Today I am grateful to know that if I want my students, children, co-workers, colleagues, friends, etc., to learn something new from me, I must learn to change first.
All learning involves change of some kind. If I as a teacher, parent, mentor, whatever, am not prepared to change and learn, I cannot expect those whom I teach to change and learn.
I cannot hope for changes/learnings for those in my charge, if I cannot make some changes/new learnings for myself first.
Doc Meek, Mon, Mar 7, 2011, Calgary, Alberta, CANADA
Posted in learning, learning differences, Learning Difficulties, learning solutions, overcoming learning problems | 
Tags: active learning, American Sign Language, brain rules, change, changing your behavior, changing your mind, changing=learning=changing, Doc Meek, docmeek, head heart hands hope, hope, humility, learning=changing=learning, new learnings, pics4learning.com, self-involvement in learning, sign language, success, teacher training | 
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