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( 2 ) Stop at the end of each paragraph and think about the point . Look at the ideas from all sides . ... Read the familiar and unimportant points rapidly . ... ( e ) Make note of the important points in your read- ing .
( 2 ) Stop at the end of each paragraph and think about the point . Look at the ideas from all sides . ... Read the familiar and unimportant points rapidly . ... ( e ) Make note of the important points in your read- ing .
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Go ( c ) During the class period , think all around the points raised in the lecture or discussion . beyond that which is presented , but- ( d ) Concentrate on the general topic of discussion . Check every tendency toward mind ...
Go ( c ) During the class period , think all around the points raised in the lecture or discussion . beyond that which is presented , but- ( d ) Concentrate on the general topic of discussion . Check every tendency toward mind ...
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Allow yourself ten points for each one . Examine the six gradations and find which ones seem to describe you as you know yourself ; then distribute the ten points among those gradations , placing the largest number of points where the ...
Allow yourself ten points for each one . Examine the six gradations and find which ones seem to describe you as you know yourself ; then distribute the ten points among those gradations , placing the largest number of points where the ...
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| Title | ... Character Building for Junior-high-school Grades The Heath character series |
| Author | Elvin Holt Fishback |
| Publisher | D. C. Heath, 1930 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 232 pages |
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