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Eliminating the Blank Stare
Posted By: Pearl Polestico on October 7, 2004

I can empathize with those teachers who are faced in the same predicament. Teachers come to school prepared hoping their ideas would stimulate the minds of the students. And the empty stares of students oftentimes discourage us to do good in teaching, with all the activities to motivate them at all.Reflective questions do not sink into their minds, and they have difficulty making inferences too. Thanks for coming up with this interesting article to reeducate us.

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