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Tag: thinking smaller

December 18, 2020December 17, 2020Brett Vogelsinger

Thinking Smaller

I am proud that under normal circumstance I can choreograph a lot of “movement” into a single class period, but for this year, I am learning to embrace the fact that I cannot. I need smaller, simpler moves in a writing workshop that we can learn together and execute well. Otherwise, frustration will prevail.

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