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Aug 13, 2005
As the school year is fast approaching, I am looking for a
new boost for my classroom environment. I was wondering if
anyone would like to share how they set the climate for
thinking as well as creating a student friendly brain-
compatible learinging environment. Thanks!
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Here are some things I have heard people doing...
*Using incense or Plug-it-ins for a pleasant smell (Check
with your school's rules first...)
*Playing soft music or inspirational music for different
things.
*Setting up your room with bright colors.
On 8/13/05, Jenny wrote:
> As the sc...See More