Wednesday, September 07, 2005

Fun with Students

I'm in lab currently, watching my students do a kinesthetic exercise. They are the Earth, a light in the center of the room is the Sun, and they each have a Styrofoam ball representing the Moon. They are rotating and moving the ball to mimic the phases of the Moon.

They are also paranoid that, because I have my computer in the room with me, I'm webcasting their antics. Now that they've mentioned it, I think it's a great idea. Hmm...


For those of you keeping track, one student has a Tad Williams novel with him and another has a David Drake book with her.

Update: Another student is reading I, Robot by Asimov. Out of the nineteen students in lab today, at least three are reading SF in their time between classes.

2 comments:

David Moles said...

Nice to see gender stereotypes being overturned. (Even if I can't really recommend that David Drake be read by anybody, of whatever gender.)

Dr. Lisa said...

The student reading Asimov was also a female. Woo-hoo for flaunting stereotypes!