[HANASHIR:7352] Re: Best Way to Teach/Display Lyrics?

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Amen.  We must be aware of what works for 'us' in general as well as being 
flexible, sensitive, and creative enough to find what works for 'them' at 
each moment.

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> Date: Thursday, 09-Nov-00 11:57 PM
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> From: Dropkin, Steve           \ America Online: (KETZEV2)
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> Friends--
> 
> I think that there really is no right answer to which way works best. The 
> only thing that one has got to figure out is which technique works best for 
> each of us. Just like any other aspect of our teaching/songleading style, 
we 
> try to go with what works best for us individually. I think we can (and 
have 
> by my recollection) shared experiences in this area, but in the end it's 
> about what is most effective for "me."
> 
> I myself use songbooks in my Day School and also at my Temple Religious 
> School. It's the easiest for me. Supplementary sheets are inevitable, so I 
> use them when I need to. 
> 
> Try a few different ways until you find the one you like.  My take....
> 
> Shabbat Shalom--
> 
> Steve Dropkin
> Birmingham, AL
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