Nonverbal Communication In Non Diboll High School

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As children we are always told that going to school and getting a education is important and the grades that you make can determine how far to go in life. You never truly realize that it matters, not just with what you can do ,but how you do it. The education of Diboll high school is not the best but it is not the worst either. I happy that i get a opportunity to learn , because girls in other cultures don't have the privilege to do so . Nonverbal communication is one of the first things we are taught as children. ABC’s and 123 are the first things that we can remember. As we grow into young adults ,we beginning to realize how different the language has changed. When I was in the fifth grade, I took the advanced placement

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