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04-Jul-2006, 21:41
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I understand single spoke but not sure about sub header. |
04-Jul-2006, 21:55
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| |  Re: single spoke or sub-header
Hello Lisa
Does this relate to concept-mapping?
All the best,
MrP |
06-Jul-2006, 01:56
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
Could you please explain the difference between a single spoke or a sub-header? Thanks! |
06-Jul-2006, 21:14
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
Hello Kylie
What's the context?
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07-Sep-2006, 07:29
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
Hi,
I am doing a paper for my online school, and I have never heard of single spoke or sub-header. My paper was actually due over 2 hours ago and I have read all my materials and can't find anything. Can someone please explain this to me?
Thank You,
Angie
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07-Sep-2006, 20:26
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
I'm sorry, Angie, the only references I can find relate to posts like yours, where people are asking for explanations!
Have you tried asking the online teachers at your school?
MrP |
08-Sep-2006, 00:38
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
It's probably too late, but this might help. 
Click here: http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...nstorming.html |
08-Sep-2006, 22:17
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
(Thank you, Cas. It helped me.)
MrP |
09-Sep-2006, 04:49
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
. September... Last year at this time we had the exact same requests.  |
10-Sep-2006, 12:09
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| | Re: single spoke or sub-header
Hello Cas,
I still don't understand what a single-spoke nor a sub-header is.Is it like mind-mapping?What do they mean by finding a topic to an assignment?What kind of assignment? | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes |  Linear Mode | 
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