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The Power Of Impossible
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The ability to leverage the surface area of the networked collaborative and the mass of its knowledge on to a specific topic or problem is the level of cognitive concentration. The number of minds applied to any given topic, question, or problem. The level of cognitive concentration is what allows the Professional Networked Learning Collaborative to be so effective in solving student learning issues, creativity, and problem solving. More minds working on a single problem generates higher levels of potential solutions.
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