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Tiki-Toki [Story telling] Live2times, le livre d’histoire 2.0 | Education et TICE Stixy: For Flexible Online Creation Collaboration and Sharing MFX Newsletter : July 26, 2011 Now it's time for the group to describe and note what Freddie's personal experience is (empathizing from his point of view) in each of the categories above. Remember, the context is very important; what he's seeing, hearing, thinking, doing, feeling and saying will be very different, depending on the situation (i.e. say, Freddie wants to sell more product). Spend about three minutes on each section, moving through the sections as a group. You can fill in each section using Post-it® notes or marker, asking: What is Freddie hearing? What is Freddie thinking? The most important thing to keep in mind throughout the exercise is that the group should keep the emphasis on Freddie as they fill in each section.

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