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Students' Will

Submitted by Geneva Tolliferreo on Thu, 07/09/2009 - 12:56pm.

Does loss of 'willed movement' translate to loss of willed learning for our students who do not to learn...pay attention, participate, complete class and home assignments, be a part of a group, even play and/or socialize with peers at school?  This aside, of course, from those who have obvious/identified challenges.

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