I find this first act very perplexing, but not for the usual reasons. See it? 101qs.com/515 /cc @Trianglemancsd @Mathalicious- @Trianglemancsd @Mathalicious It's odd that the "students" went one way (unanimously) while the "teacher" went another way.
@ddmeyer @Trianglemancsd I agree. It's interesting. Still, I'm not convinced that students' first instinct is necessarily the *best* one.- @Mathalicious @Trianglemancsd Yeah, I won't go all the way to "best" either but I'd rather err in that direction.
- @ddmeyer @Trianglemancsd Sometimes it takes prodding to get to a deeper narrative. As a teacher I'm okay with this. I'm 33. They're 12.
- @Mathalicious Is there a degree of prodding where you're like, "Eff it. I'm 33. They're 12. This isn't their thing."
- @ddmeyer @Trianglemancsd Again, just a different goal and thus different approach. Neither is best. Just diff.
- @Mathalicious Well, I mean, one requires more management and the other doesn't. The argument that they're the same isn't clear to me.
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