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		<title>By: bookwyrmish</title>
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		<description>8th graders can be a &quot;tough room&quot; as performers put it, so obviously this was quite a feat! I believe you are so right in saying &quot;I believe the desire to learn and to be challenged is in us all.&quot;  

It is a shame when anything gets in the way of wonder, free speculation, and the asking of unanswered questions.  

This week I asked K, 1, and 2 students if a compass would work on the moon.  (We are exploring magnetism.)  I was so pleased to hear the speculations -- these kids are brainstormers!  I hope they stay that way as the years progress. I think your discrepant event demonstration was the perfect way to get those brains storming and that desire to learn and be challenged renewed.  

Kudos!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>8th graders can be a &#8220;tough room&#8221; as performers put it, so obviously this was quite a feat! I believe you are so right in saying &#8220;I believe the desire to learn and to be challenged is in us all.&#8221;  </p>
<p>It is a shame when anything gets in the way of wonder, free speculation, and the asking of unanswered questions.  </p>
<p>This week I asked K, 1, and 2 students if a compass would work on the moon.  (We are exploring magnetism.)  I was so pleased to hear the speculations &#8212; these kids are brainstormers!  I hope they stay that way as the years progress. I think your discrepant event demonstration was the perfect way to get those brains storming and that desire to learn and be challenged renewed.  </p>
<p>Kudos!</p>
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