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02-21-2007, 04:09 AM
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SV: Distracted Students
Not inappropiate at all in my opinion. Perhaps it would work if you move into close proximity of the person who starts talking during class. If the person keeps on talking, start assisting that person so that you help the person focusing on the asanas and the pranayama. Every time someone starts chatting, use this tactic to shut them up :-) Namaste Jens |
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