Re: TALKING VS NOT TALKING

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Date: Thu Nov 15 2001 - 18:15:12 PST

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In a message dated 11/15/01 5:32:55 AM Central Standard Time, Nnaell@aol.com
writes:

<< TALKING VS NOT TALKING >>

I too try to keep a quiet classroom but---- today I was playing a CD my
daughter
left at home - Eric Clapton "From the Cradle" a good bluesy sound so I left
it
on when my third graders were in the room. One boy who usually talks non-stop
just kept time to the music and drew as I had not seen him draw before.
Others
seemed alot quieter too. Guess they had something to listen to that caught
their
attention. Hope all words were appropriate - had it low so I couldn;t hear
all words!!!
Roberta

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