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Randall , who was a true sinistral , i.e. left - handed , left - footed , and left - eyed , became frustrated when his parents forced him to use his right hand during the beginning phase of learning cursive writing .
Randall , who was a true sinistral , i.e. left - handed , left - footed , and left - eyed , became frustrated when his parents forced him to use his right hand during the beginning phase of learning cursive writing .
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Abernathy , Helen , and Earlene Burgett , “ Let's Write a Poem , ” Elementary English ( February , 1962 ) , 39 : 119-128 . ... As children need a definite reason for writing down their thoughts , it was suggested that printing a class ...
Abernathy , Helen , and Earlene Burgett , “ Let's Write a Poem , ” Elementary English ( February , 1962 ) , 39 : 119-128 . ... As children need a definite reason for writing down their thoughts , it was suggested that printing a class ...
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The author emphasizes that no one can be taught to write a poem , but as a teacher you can remove the blindfold of ... the fundamentals , the three R's , that she completely ignored the possibilities of poetry and creative writing .
The author emphasizes that no one can be taught to write a poem , but as a teacher you can remove the blindfold of ... the fundamentals , the three R's , that she completely ignored the possibilities of poetry and creative writing .
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