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https://blogs.library.duke.edu/rubenstein/2024/10/31/digging-through-the-tapes-exploring-the-behind-the-veil-collection-pt-8/

Part 1 8:30 “So, I had learned to read early. And as I would be going to Drive Street with my father….

Failures happen often and are viewed as learning opportunities. While Sims notes that Google and Amazon use this style of innovation, (...)

These books describe the adverse consequences of internet use on attention, learning and memory as well as the deteriorating ability to (...)

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These books describe the adverse consequences of internet use on attention, learning and memory as well as the deteriorating ability to (...)

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Second, the eight principles should always be read with the limitations and enhancements that accompany them in the Code.

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I’ve found the representation of monstrous births interesting not only for the way that early modern sources depict the relationship between (...)

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The early years on campus, which involve finding the right communities for support and learning new academic skills, can be a difficult (...)

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Here are several great places to read about the decision: From Brandon Butler of American University .

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In contrast, I read dozens of other letters from women moved by the book, congratulating Millett for her courage in sharing her (...)

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The Library has strong digital collections for teaching and learning. If you need assistance identifying online materials for a class (...)

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