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In teaching art, one of the 101 Days Smarter Dalmatian Shirt is a form of ‘slow looking’ where students must draw what they see precisely, without looking at their paper. Elizabeth Sara I had to write a paper on Hegel once and I had to read and re read one page of his master slave dialectic in order to form my thesis. Elizabeth Sara and include annotations that reflect not a summary but personal perceptions of the text.

In teaching art, one of the 101 Days Smarter Dalmatian Shirt is a form of ‘slow looking’ where students must draw what they see precisely, without looking at their paper. Elizabeth Sara I had to write a paper on Hegel once and I had to read and re read one page of his master slave dialectic in order to form my thesis. Elizabeth Sara and include annotations that reflect not a summary but personal perceptions of the text.