Re: How do the kids know art is over?

From: Ray Leal (rayleal_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Tue May 20 2003 - 17:56:28 PDT

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Amen!
Heather

Patricia Knott wrote:

>
> How we choose to bring the necessary end to our activity is our choice
> and how we teach them to cooperatively bring that end is our choice
> and I will not snap my fingers or clap my hands because these are not
> dogs
>
> "Clean up time" is language understood clapping your hands is
> some gadget that is not so human
>
> but then again I don't know many administrators that are human
>
> Patty ---
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