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file for forbidden stuff....

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Bunki Kramer (bkramer.us)
Sat, 24 Apr 1999 10:13:51 -0700 (PDT)

.....While he didn't encourage these sorts of images, he recognized
>some students' need to express forbidden feelings. He set up a private
>corner of the room where individuals could go and do work of that sort,
>with the stipulation that it could not leave the room, nor could be shown
>to friends. He kept it in a special file and the student could "visit"
>it. ...>I wonder if hindering the students' ability to express something
>he can't>say out loud does more harm than good? >Maggie
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HI....That's an interesting take on the problem. Since you've used this
idea before, Maggie, how often have you used it and did you have many
students try this process? Did you think it was successfully accomplished
and did the student feel better? Did the other kids still via to see this
work and cause a hassle? Did the students "visit" their work later? Did you
have a chance to discuss personally the work with each student? Hummmm.
Toodles.....

Bunki Kramer - Los Cerros Middle School
968 Blemer Rd., Danville, California 94526
bkramer.ca.us...(sch)925-552-5620

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