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Morning Response

Submitted by Benjamin Zerante on Thu, 08/02/2007 - 1:03pm.
I really enjoyed all of the activities this morning, and they are all so useful in the classroom. I agree with Judith that these creative activities are amazing and engaging and would really grab our students' attention and interest. I think that they also promote good values in the classroom that we might try to create. It is essential that our students feel comfortable and safe before we can push them to make mistakes, challenge their mindsets, and be uncomfortable at times. The Making Changes activity is great to accomplish just that purpose.

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