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Submitted by Diane OFee-Powers on Wed, 08/01/2007 - 12:15pm.

It is important to know how fast the receptors in the brain fatigued, I thought it was just my brain HA HA!

Next year when I teach Language Arts for 90 minutes at a time, I really have to remember the fatiguing brain receptors of my students and to make sure to include different activities during each class.

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