Now I'm even more glad I added a "don't video the class and post it on the internet" clause to my syllabus.
And what was that woman who kept yelling out lists of countries trying to accomplish? Was that a map quiz? Some sort of lecturing strategy designed to enable accurate note-taking?
I have to say, though, I don't think the professors who are challenging their students to footraces and allowing students to pie them in the face are helping matters (I'm not sure about the dancing dude; I suspect he's trying to convey some sort of mnemonic device, though it's hard to tell). Some of the blame, I think, goes to elementary school principals, who seem to be given to all sorts of odd stunts involving public discomfort, humiliation, and/or student-imposed grooming decisions these days. Once upon a time, principals were feared. We could use a bit more of that, I think.
So either piercing girl has V.I. Lenin as a professor... or Stelly. I'm voting for Lenin after all he's well preserved.
ReplyDeleteShe's not one o' mine; though she deserves a sock in the jaw.
DeleteJersey Shore got cancelled so she's back in school....
DeleteI love the dancing at the 3:20 mark...
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm even more glad I added a "don't video the class and post it on the internet" clause to my syllabus.
ReplyDeleteAnd what was that woman who kept yelling out lists of countries trying to accomplish? Was that a map quiz? Some sort of lecturing strategy designed to enable accurate note-taking?
I have to say, though, I don't think the professors who are challenging their students to footraces and allowing students to pie them in the face are helping matters (I'm not sure about the dancing dude; I suspect he's trying to convey some sort of mnemonic device, though it's hard to tell). Some of the blame, I think, goes to elementary school principals, who seem to be given to all sorts of odd stunts involving public discomfort, humiliation, and/or student-imposed grooming decisions these days. Once upon a time, principals were feared. We could use a bit more of that, I think.