Actually, thinking about it now, I am quite intrigued as to what the pedagogical value would be to sitting children down to do something so mind-numbingly dull it makes them squirm in their seats and become hyper-aware of their bodies and the fact that they have to stay where they are for reasons that are, to them, unfathomable.
But then I do get the feeling the other kids maybe didn't get that squirming tummy thing that I got from it. OH GOD, I'VE JUST ALWAYS BEEN WEIRD, HAVEN'T I?
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Date: 2007-11-20 11:33 am (UTC)Actually, thinking about it now, I am quite intrigued as to what the pedagogical value would be to sitting children down to do something so mind-numbingly dull it makes them squirm in their seats and become hyper-aware of their bodies and the fact that they have to stay where they are for reasons that are, to them, unfathomable.
But then I do get the feeling the other kids maybe didn't get that squirming tummy thing that I got from it. OH GOD, I'VE JUST ALWAYS BEEN WEIRD, HAVEN'T I?