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Submitted by Keith Sgrillo on Mon, 07/12/2010 - 3:07pm.

After our discussion, I am still left thinking about the perspective from which I responded to the "Brain Drain" activity.  I think it is very important to consider which "one of us" actually responded.  Was it the teacher that I am when working, was it the student that I am when I am learning about how to improve as a teacher, or is it the student I once was drawing on past experiences.  Was I responding as an empathetic observer trying to connect and maybe project my students feelings on the differfent topics presented.  Just food for thought.

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