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While I cannot post a link specifically to the music I use, I have attempted to paste a link for the playlist I tend to use (Classical for reading).  Music is a passion of mine, and being in a tech school, our students do not have access to music education, so I feel it is important to still have some type of music in my room. I use it during down time, as timers, and as a way to give students a break from the monotony of day to day school. This is my way to bring myself into my classroom, and allows my students a chance to enjoy something a little different. 

I was looking around for some type of ideas for the post about audio in the classroom and I found this little gem.  It gave me a lot of ideas for how I already use audio in the classroom.  One thing I picked up over the years is using music as a timer. Instead of giving a timer on the board for 7 minutes to do a set of problems, I began using music.  I would play two or three songs, and once they were done, then the class was done.  It stops kids from constantly asking “Can we listen to music” because they ARE listening to music...and with Pandora, Iheart radio and Amazon Music, it is so easy to do this too! If you are interested in other ways to use audio in the classroom, check out this link.