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	Comments on: Useful Fictions, Part II &#8211; The Stories We Tell Ourselves	</title>
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		By: L. Flores		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;strong&gt;Love this post! I&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Love this post! I deliberately  &quot;mess up&quot; the moral or didactic lesson of every beloved fairy tale when referring to it during a lesson. Students need to look at multiple perspectives. Too often we buy into a theory or way of thinking. Teaching analytical thinking skills is soooo important in a world fraught with rhetorical manipulation. AND..you just gave me an idea for tomorrow&#039;s lesson! 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Love this post! I</strong><br />Love this post! I deliberately  &#8220;mess up&#8221; the moral or didactic lesson of every beloved fairy tale when referring to it during a lesson. Students need to look at multiple perspectives. Too often we buy into a theory or way of thinking. Teaching analytical thinking skills is soooo important in a world fraught with rhetorical manipulation. AND..you just gave me an idea for tomorrow&#8217;s lesson! </p>
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