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Afternoon With Barath

Submitted by Verolga Nix-Allen on Mon, 07/13/2009 - 5:35pm.

In the discussion with Barath, this afternoon,I found it very stimulating.  In my 20 years of teaching and as the conductor I am excited that I am enjoying the class anyway without a conductor.  I am overwhelmed that I made it through the first wweek and looking forward to the 2nd week.  I was overwhelmed because I'm not computer savy,  a new language, re-enactivating my brain, relearning to think about what I think, time schedule, and then to deal with the material given to study and respond.  WOW!  After all of that I'm stilulated to press on.

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