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Read a portion of your text. It can be a page, a section, or even just two paragraphs. Now, sketch a picture (or find one in Google images) based on what you read. Next, go back and reread the same text. Add more details to your picture based on the details you read in the text. Repeat until you think you have all the important information represented in your drawing or the picture you grabbed from the internet.

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Read a portion of your text. It can be a page, a section, or even just two paragraphs. Now, sketch a picture (or find one in Google images) based on what you read. Next, go back and reread the same text. Add more details to your picture based on the details you read in the text. Repeat until you think you have all the important information represented in your drawing or the picture you grabbed from the internet.

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10.3 - Re-Read and Sketch with More Detail

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This is what I'll model the skill on.

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Developing the right mindset to learn and grow

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MODELING - The portion of the article I'm rereading and sketching with more detail.

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MODELING - The portion of the article I'm rereading and sketching with more detail.

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Image 1 after first reading of subtopic: "How Your Brain Works"

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Image 1 after first reading of subtopic: "How Your Brain Works"

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Your brain does a lot for you.

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Image 2 after second reading of "How Your Brain Works" subtopic

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Image 2 after second reading of "How Your Brain Works" subtopic

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Your brain is filled with billions of neurons that connect along neural pathways called axons.

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Image 3 after third reading of "How Your Brain Works" subtopic

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Image 3 after third reading of "How Your Brain Works" subtopic

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Researchers say that every time we learn, our neural pathways grow stronger, and new ones form.

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The first read

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i found something cool but not with lesson/ Michelle was Barack's Mentor

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Robots discover the amazing android Changing the world

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Robots discover the amazing android Changing the world

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Second read😀

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first read

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Robots discover the amazing android changing the world

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Robots discover the amazing android changing the world

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Wow I never knew The first real advances in what we now call “military robotics” started with Nikola Tesla (1856–1943), the pioneer electrical engineer and rival of Thomas Edison. In 1898 Tesla demonstrated a radio-controlled motorboat to a government representative, suggesting the potential military application of his technology.

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second read

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