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This is where reflecting on our own experience in the institute

Submitted by Deborah Hazen on Thu, 07/23/2009 - 5:20pm.

This is where reflecting on our own experience in the institute is helpful. We can learn a lot by watching each other and ourselves. What happens when the group presentation or group process stops---we immediately look to a friendly face nearby to "play." We talk about our families, our classrooms, the shore, hobbies...we share u-tube sites, music...check out facebook, email...We need to play a bit---it gives, I think, our cognitive unconscious time to process all that we've just taken in.

Students show up at school and we put them through their paces from 8-3:30...one content area after another...free play is looking more and more important to me.

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