Searls provides arguments supporting the idea that people want lists, not stories.
Are outlines a good way to present arguments, lessons, so that students can see the connection, the logic, supporting the arguments?
Searls provides arguments supporting the idea that people want lists, not stories.
Are outlines a good way to present arguments, lessons, so that students can see the connection, the logic, supporting the arguments?
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