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			<description>I tried out your sample jigsaw on Global Warming today with two classes of teenagers (high school, 16 year olds.) It was just such a happy coincidence that this  should be the sample that you put on your site and that I was in the middle of that chapter with them. Those kids usually quite hard to get to work and to keep on task (English as a foreign langue is part of the mandatory curriculum here in France, and some kids hate it by the time they reach high-school), but today it went incredibly well. There was a little bit of noise, as expected, but they were at work and cooperating a good 90 percent of the time. I was delighted! Next week I&#39;ll give them the Earth Day jigsaw to close the chapter. Et voila!<br /><br />-Erwan Kergall, Martinique, France</description>
			<pubDate>Fri, 21 Feb 2014 08:32:14 -0800</pubDate>
			<dc:creator>Erwan Kergall</dc:creator>
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