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Sunday, June 14, 2009

The Abbeyrd Beatles Page Breaking News Blog

The Abbeyrd Beatles Page Breaking News Blog


Abbeyrd Beatles Page news headlines for 6/14/09

Posted: 13 Jun 2009 11:17 PM PDT

Update (6/14/09) from our Beatle News Briefs at http://abbeyrd.best.vwh.net/fabnews.htm
  • Beatles Examiner: Beatle news briefs: Two UK Queen's list honorees have Beatles connections
  • Beatles Examiner: McCartney presale report, day 2, chapter 1: AMEX site has tickets
  • Beatles Examiner: Some well-known names help artist open Beatles exhibit
  • TV on DVD Examiner: Can we talk about David Carradine and 'Kung Fu,' please?
  • Visit our new TV on DVD Examiner column
  • Paul McCartney to inaugurate Citi Field concerts in July: More presales stories
  • Breakfast With the Beatles on Sirius Satellite Radio preview
  • Quick news links: Laurence Juber interview.
  • Don't forget our handy list of the hottest new Beatle-related items in That's What I Want! for all your Beatle buying needs. (Just added: thenewno2's "You Are Here" CD.)
  • Get the latest tour schedules and tickets for Ringo, Paul, "Cirque du Soleil's 'Love,' " Eric Burdon and the Animals (updated 1/24/09) and many more in our Beatle Calendar of Events.
  • Check out the latest featured vintage concerts from Wolfgang's Concert Vault.
  • Check out the first of our contributor Beatle blogs -- "A Hard Day's
    Byte."

  • And then there's The Beatcomber
  • Announcing: the new Abbeyrd Beatles Page message board
  • New lower prices in our CafePress Abbeyrd Beatles Page store
  • Our Abbeyrd Beatles Pages Collector's Marketplace is your 24-hour virtual window to the best in Internet Beatles auctions. Categories and listings galore. Have a click and see.
  • Note: If you are a mailing list moderator or know of a mailing list that would like to receive these daily updates, please email us at abbeyrd@abbeyrd.best.vwh.net.)
  • Looking for tickets? Find them at Ticket Network
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  • Saturday, June 13, 2009

    Teaching Graphing Guide- Teacher Tips #466

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    Teaching Tip: That blank look!

    By: Sue Beddall: Year 4 Teacher

    Sometimes when I ask my eight-year-olds for their ideas or opinions they are too shy, or is it lazy, to put up their hand and offer their thoughts. In this situation now I say, “O.K. tell the person next to you what you think.”, and allow 30 seconds to 1 minute, then call their attention back to me. There will be a noisy buzz while they exchange views, but the result when you ask for their opinions again is worth it. As they have already told one person and not been laughed at, they will be more inclined to tell the whole class. If I want answers particularly from very shy people I may say, now tell me - not what you think - but what your partner said. This way each class member must get an idea from their partner, and this makes them more likely to agree to swap in case teacher asks them!

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