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Hey! I'm Khanim Isabel. I'm 26 years old and from Azerbaijan. I'm doing the Teach-Now program at Moreland University! P.S: I love the human brain and psychology! And this is one of my fav books!

I'll upload the activities I've done during the study year. Please feel free to help me out! ✔


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