Re: henna & teaching/OT

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Posted by Anne on January 15, 2000 at 21:59:03:

In Reply to: henna & teaching posted by Eliz on January 15, 2000 at 15:54:52:

: I think it distracts the students. (snip)
: On the other hand, a ring-like design in an ordinary ring place
will
: probably not be distracting for long enough to matter.

When I was working with the younger elementary-aged students, the
henna was definitly a distrations and was usually hidden under my
brace; but a fair amount of the kids would come to school covered in
the decal "tattoos" which can be pretty distracting for the teacher,
especially when one is on a child's face or hands. The older kids
don't seem to care that much. One even told me I wore a brace to
keep the "tattoo" (henna) from rubbing off.

C'est la vie.

Anne

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: : I think it distracts the students. (snip) : : On the other hand, a ring-like design in an ordinary ring place : will : : probably not be distracting for long enough to matter. : When I was working with the younger elementary-aged students, the : henna was definitly a distrations and was usually hidden under my : brace; but a fair amount of the kids would come to school covered in : the decal "tattoos" which can be pretty distracting for the teacher, : especially when one is on a child's face or hands. The older kids : don't seem to care that much. One even told me I wore a brace to : keep the "tattoo" (henna) from rubbing off. : C'est la vie. : Anne

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