Pairing Linguistic and Music Intelligences

Kappa Delta Pi Record, Spring 2005 by DiEdwardo, MaryAnn Pasda

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MaryAnn Pasda DiEdwardo is a doctor of education and an adjunct professor at Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Master teacher, lecturer, writer, and artist, her interests include virtual classroom, student motivation, fine arts education, and writing process theory.

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