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A5 Some learners might get too focused on singing or figuring out the songs being played #CUWNToB

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A4 : the benefit of playing music is that it can help learners stay focused by taking away the distraction of noises that bother some learners like pencils on the paper or calculators etc...
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@NickLemley94 Yes! I had teachers do this during tests in the past and it was helpful.
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A3 I would play Christmas songs without words to decrease the signing alongside with popular songs but still allow the tunes in the background. #CUWNToB

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@KaileyNitsche I like the idea of making them pertain. I have been finding tons of figurative lanaguage songs recently :)
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A2.i would play popular songs to help motivate the class but like the kids bop versions so I know it is all clean. #CUWNToB

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@AmandaKaminski1 I agree having no words is helpful for calming students.

[Kinsey Hopf @KinseyHopf]

A1: I would use music from historical eras in S.S. class. An example would be Louis Armstrong quietly in the background. #CUWNToB