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PLS201 - Declaration Reading Reflection
Course: PLS 201, Winter 2006School: Cal Poly Pomona
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PLS 1/9/06 201 Declaration Reading The reading for me was definitely more effective than if I went to sit down and read it myself, especially since you can get a little emotion out of the speaker's voice. I must have ADD or something but I have to admit at times my mind would randomly wonder off, but nothing that wouldn't if happen I was reading it. Although, seeing Whoppi Goldberg for the first time brought my...
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Declaration Reading
The reading for me was definitely more effective than if I went to sit down and read it myself, especially since you can get a little emotion out of the speaker's voice. I must have ADD or something but I have to admit at times my mind would randomly wonder off, but nothing that wouldn't if happen I was reading it. Although, seeing Whoppi Goldberg for the first time brought my attention back. I would tend to think that being at a live reading of it would be even more effective. The fact that it had celebrities reading it was somewhat of a plus I guess. Normal people reading it would have worked for me.
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