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Originally posted by AlexK:
I agree that my ploy sounds cheesey and sometimes it works like reverse psychology... don't sell them on it... don't defend it... keep it out of their way and they get curious and when curious they are usually a little more open and willing to try it and see.Alex
I totally agree. And yes, my friends Chase and Kyle feel like only "I" can do that. That's "your" thing, they say. They feel they lack the ability.
Speaking of curiousity, you might think back to the "Teaching a Teacher" topic in some of the earlier posts, and here's some news on that front:
As it turns out, I never do mind maps. Never. But, just to "test" him on whether or not he would say, "what's he doing?" I started doing one on a book that I read last night. It's old, and I had never gotten around to it. It was a Prima Strategy Guide for Age of Empires.
Anyways! I explained the thing to him, and that seemed to slightly peak his interest just a bit futhur. Mind maps are kinda fun! 
