By reducing extraneous noise and distractions, students can direct their cognitive resources to learning.
By reducing extraneous noise and distractions, students can direct their cognitive resources to learning.
By reducing extraneous noise and distractions, students can direct their cognitive resources to learning.
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Online platforms encouraging video conferencing and digital chats can be used to connect educators and students to engage in meaningful conversation Additionally, creating a space where educators can record notes about empathy interviews in a discreet and non-interfering way can help educators use the information gleaned from interviews to inform classroom practice.
Online platforms encouraging video conferencing and digital chats can be used to connect educators and students to engage in meaningful conversation Additionally, creating a space where educators can record notes about empathy interviews in a discreet and non-interfering way can help educators use the information gleaned from interviews to inform classroom practice.
Online platforms encouraging video conferencing and digital chats can be used to connect educators and students to engage in meaningful conversation Additionally, creating a space where educators can record notes about empathy interviews in a discreet and non-interfering way can help educators use the information gleaned from interviews to inform classroom practice.
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