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Acquisitor

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ac·quis·i·tive  (-kwz-tv)
adj.
1. Characterized by a strong desire to gain and possess.
2. Tending to acquire and retain ideas or information: an acquisitive mind.

ac·quisi·tive·ly adv.
ac·quisi·tive·ness n.
ac·quisi·tor (-tr) n.


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; Moyle, 2000; Rankel, 2007) and that schools should support students developmentally in becoming the best persons they could possibly be--not simply to be focused on making them better producers, consumers, or acquisitors of knowledge.
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