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Researchers have long been searching for better ways to learn in recent decades. Experts working in cognitive science, psychology and neuroscience have opened many new windows into how the brain works and how we can learn to learn better in this program. We look at some of the big ideas coming out of brain science. We meet the researchers who are unlocking the secrets of how the brain acquires and holds on to knowledge. And we introduce listeners to the teachers and students who are trying to apply that knowledge in the real world chapter 19, Amy's Will. While these things were happening at home, Amy was having a hard time at Aunt Marches. She felt her exile deeply for the first time in her life and realized how much she was beloved and petted at home. Aunt March never petted one. She did not approve of it, but she meant to be kind for the well behaved little girl, pleased her very much. And Aunt March had a soft place in her old heart for her nephew's Children though. She didn't think it proper to confess it. She really did her best to make Amy happy but dear me what mistakes she made. The girls never forgot that night for no sleep came to them as they kept their watch with that dreadful sense of powerlessness which comes to us in hours like those. If God spares Beth, I never will complain again. Whispered meg earnestly. If God spares Beth, I'll try to love him and serve him all my life. Answered Joe with equal fervor. I wish I had no heart. It aches. So sighed meg after a pause. If life is often as hard as this, I don't see how we shall ever get through. It. Added her sister despondently and the lion said to Dorothy, we are lost for. They will surely tear us to pieces with their sharp claws, but stand close behind me and I will fight them as long as I am alive.