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Negotiating in the Classroom
September 18, 2012
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Courage is like a muscle. We strengthen it by use.
-Ruth Gordon
In a video clip from the Exchange Learning Moments CD, "Learning Through Play: Age 3 - 5 Years," a boy understands that he must talk to his friends and convince them to break down their previous work with the blocks in order to move ahead with the racetrack project. His friends listen to him but are easily distracted. He repeats his goals to his friends as their attentions wander.
 
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