Title: Game picks brain

By Cathy Spaulding
Phoenix Staff Writer

http://www.muskogeephoenix.com/features/local_story_148005216.html—

“My professor used the game to break us up into random teams on the first day. We weren’t too happy about it, but we soon developed team spirit.”

“The color thing was interesting. Our team was the blue team, and yep, we were laid back yet, our team won in  the end.”

“The game is marvelous”

“Every teacher should have one”  

“It makes things so easy”

“It makes teaching fun and when the kids are learning, it’s all worthwhile.”

Dr. Kathy Goff has the ability to work effectively with a variety of groups and organizations and is quite resourceful in dealing with any situation.  She involves her audience and exhibits gusto, determination and creativity in her trainings.”  the late Dr. E. Paul Torrance“

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