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|Nutshell=is a first step in seeing some common things as parts of a whole. | |Nutshell=is a first step in seeing some common things as parts of a whole. | ||
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|Topic1=Notice the Part |Question1=Can you see something and recognize that it is a "thing" but at the same time know it can be grouped together with other things to form a whole? | |Topic1=Notice the Part |Question1=Can you see something and recognize that it is a "thing" but at the same time know it can be grouped together with other things to form a whole? | ||
|Topic2=Notice the Whole |Question2=Can you see something that is a "whole thing", and at the same time recognize that it has parts that are independent? | |Topic2=Notice the Whole |Question2=Can you see something that is a "whole thing", and at the same time recognize that it has parts that are independent? | ||
|Topic3=Notice Other Wholes|Question3=Can you recognize that some "things" are part of more than one "whole", and some wholes share parts with other wholes? | |Topic3=Notice Other Wholes|Question3=Can you recognize that some "things" are part of more than one "whole", and some wholes share parts with other wholes? | ||
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There are many exercises you can do while [[Walking]], including the following [[Special Composition]] concepts. | |||
Depending on where you walk, you will be able to use things like | Depending on where you walk, you will be able to use things like | ||
* Trees - individuals, clusters, trees of the same species, etc. | * Trees - individuals, clusters, trees of the same species, etc. | ||