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Learning pathways
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People with a brain disorder are no longer able to count on the learning pathways they have always used
and must turn toward additional sources of intelligence and faith—information from a higher power.
What does it mean that they cannot count on the learning pathways?
People with a brain disorder are no longer able to count on the learning pathways they have always used
and must turn toward additional sources of intelligence and faith—information from a higher power.
What does it mean that they cannot count on the learning pathways?
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It may refer to the neural pathways in the brain. The sequences of step-by-step learning "routines" have been disrupted.
- It may refer to the neural pathways in the brain.
- The sequences of step-by-step learning "routines" have been disrupted.
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It may refer to the neural pathways in the brain.
The sequences of step-by-step learning "routines" have been disrupted.
The sequences of step-by-step learning "routines" have been disrupted.
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