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Too overbearing by half
Thursday, September 24, 2009Being too overbearing simply does not work.
I have recently stopped going to 'my' gym, and started going to an unfamiliar
one instead. The small increase in travelling time and the extra cost in terms of parking are more than compensated for by the peace and quiet I enjoy as a result of switching.
So what's all this about, and how does it relate to educational technology?...
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