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4 thoughts on “The Big However”
This post was very timely for me because I have been doing TCI for 5 years now, almost exclusively, and I feel BURNT and TIRED and I think sometimes doing something a little different is refreshing for everyone, esp me. Something novel I did yesterday was pass out “whisper phones”-my friend’s father-in-law made 10 of them out of PVC pipe-so that students could read to themselves without disturbing their neighbor. Well, I should have let them play with them for 10 minutes because they couldn’t get over how cool and weird their voices sounded as an amplified whisper. It was refreshing and added something new to reading over a story we created.
I understand the concept of the “whisper” phone, but I would love to see a photo!
Google “whisper phone made with pvc pipe” and you should get an image!
Sounds like you are meeting some sort of Technology in the Classroom standard, SPED accommodation, and a STEAM activity, all in one. Sounds fun.