Schoolbooks are boring. They can be made less boring when spiced up with graphics and such. Still kinda boring. Next step is inteactive material on cd's. That's better for adhd-ers like me, but...hmmmmm. Not exciting really.
Reading Post Office again I'm remebered of Charles trick for learning loads of Boring stuff. He pairs it with sex and violence. Bingo! I realize that no matter how scientific or state of the art the didactic method is, it never uses the most obvious tool there is. My guess is that it would be considered unfitting to teach math by Cunting.
Has anyone heard of this idea before? Like, wouldn't it be great to honour our Man by launching Bukowskian Didactics?
A website with dicks, sweat, dirt and asses visualizing hillarious stories about algebra and the fall of Rome. All info correct of course, but served in a way that might increase the probability of someone actually reading and remembering it. I think a good deal of high school casualties would love that. Back in the days I would've anyways.
Reading Post Office again I'm remebered of Charles trick for learning loads of Boring stuff. He pairs it with sex and violence. Bingo! I realize that no matter how scientific or state of the art the didactic method is, it never uses the most obvious tool there is. My guess is that it would be considered unfitting to teach math by Cunting.
Has anyone heard of this idea before? Like, wouldn't it be great to honour our Man by launching Bukowskian Didactics?
A website with dicks, sweat, dirt and asses visualizing hillarious stories about algebra and the fall of Rome. All info correct of course, but served in a way that might increase the probability of someone actually reading and remembering it. I think a good deal of high school casualties would love that. Back in the days I would've anyways.