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Then group members are asked to draw the figures in any order from memory . In Groups I and II the leaders provide an oral but different clue for each figure . For example , in Group I the clue given for a figure is kidney bean ...
Then group members are asked to draw the figures in any order from memory . In Groups I and II the leaders provide an oral but different clue for each figure . For example , in Group I the clue given for a figure is kidney bean ...
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This piece , then , will be instructions on how to draw the scene for someone who hasn't seen it . ... and ask them to draw the description of the place in their partner's paper , reassuring them that the quality of the drawing is not ...
This piece , then , will be instructions on how to draw the scene for someone who hasn't seen it . ... and ask them to draw the description of the place in their partner's paper , reassuring them that the quality of the drawing is not ...
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Then , in a single line , draw the Rockies . ... you can try drawing it in a kind of contour , keeping your eyes on the mountains and letting your pencil draw the ups and downs of what you see , trying to capture the sense of what you ...
Then , in a single line , draw the Rockies . ... you can try drawing it in a kind of contour , keeping your eyes on the mountains and letting your pencil draw the ups and downs of what you see , trying to capture the sense of what you ...
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Writing and Learning about | 3 |
Really Communicating and Writing Philip M Keith | 22 |
An Island Perspective Ruth Lucas | 38 |
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Courses for Change in Writing A Selection from the NEH/Iowa Institute Carl H. Klaus,Nancy L. Jones Trumpų ištraukų rodinys - 1984 |
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