English, 11.05.2021 08:20 alexanderavrett

What do you think about Dr. Levine’s ideas of the book “Mind at a time” approaching education using the neurodevelopmental model? Has this been a meaningful learning experience to be exposed to this kind of educational model? What would be an important “take-away point” that you leave your reading and reflection of this book with? note: Watch the 2 minute video: "Dear Teacher" (created by Upworthy)
Please briefly mention what you thought of the video and how it connects with what you've read.

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