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I would really like to be able to listen to music and work because I concentrate a lot better with music in the background and I really don't like the "music" teachers put on.

i admit it, i sneak in my music but it would be so much better to do it and not feel guilty

I agree because in our school mp3 players aren't allowed and if a teacher even sees one they can just take, no explaination needed, which isn't fair. Because since the Itouch and the Iphone look so much alike, you may get your phone taken away even if it's off and it just fell out of your pocket. If they let kids bring Ipods to school it would be easier for everyone.

I also agree, i agree with this because some substitutes allow us to listein to our mp3 players/ipods and we finish work faster, and if the teachers hava a problem with this then maybe they could assign like certain times when we could listein to our music and if the kids didnt have a music playing device maybe the teacher could put on school appropriate songs on a sterio or computer.

Yes I strongley agree becuase i mean i know we cant listen to it while the teacher is tallking but while we are working but only if we have are own I-pod......so yes i strongley agree in everyway possible.

I know what you maen at home i listen to my music and finish my homework twice as fast so if there was music in school kids will be able to finish tests faster; but the kids who don't have music players might feel bad because they don't have one and since they feel bad they won't consintreate . Also the mp3's'ipod's,etc. would have to be under a certin sound and all of them would have to be off when the teacher is talking. But over all i'm all for music in class.

I agree all the way...stiudents should have that freedom as long as we have nothing bad/out of regulation.