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Oct 16, 2004
I have just started introducing music into my math
classroom and would like any suggestions for CD's to use.
I've noticed that some of the classical is too fast and
energetic for the calming effect I'm hoping to achieve.
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Hi, Lynsey.
My wife has used music in her high school art classes. I believe
that she once chose Maurice Ravel's "Bolero" and it went over quite
well.
However, the use of music is something of a land mine and I'm just
the kind of guy who is responsible for that.
All of my life, I have ...See More