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Old 11.21.2008, 05:42 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by pbradley
I'm using a rather broad definition of the arts. I don't mean it as anything lacking intelligence. Its hard for a student who is visually intelligent to realize the fact in front of a blackboard. The student need to be exposed to the visually intelligent arts and will seek it thereafter.

i guess so. whatever, unless i find a good school where i live, im homeschooling my kids-- karate!!!

 
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