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Hermione J. Granger · 05-26-2010, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Lara_the_Firelady

He carefully listened to both Mr Cavanaugh and Mr Granger who had good stataments to point out. Then he turned to Mr Granger to answer his question ''I think, yes, what Mr Cavanaugh has suggested is a hard goal to accomplish yet i am fairly certain that it is possible''

Being quite much of a talkative person Ryan, of course could not remain silent when others spoke so he stood up to adress everyone, again. ''You know, every individual enjoy expressing his or herself in a way. It is about the ego and it is present in everyone. Hence why simple personality tests have a high rating among especially young people. So, if we let them express themselves by...maybe a class game, which youngster dislikes playing a new game? And we can adapt the class subject to that game. They will be both learning and having fun''

"It sounds like a pretty good idea Mr. Chambers" said Oliver. "Bringing a sense of fun into a learning environment will surely spark the creativity of young minds, and also give a feeling of entertainment. But at the same time, shouldn't there be a sense of learning thrown into the game. Although most students like the idea of fun in a classroom, I feel there will be a few that would rather be learning about the subject of the class. So if games become part of a classroom I think there should be certain regulations to how they work, and should have guidelines to teach the students the subject at hand. as well as having fun" said Oliver.

05-26-2010, 03:46 AM	#65 (permalink)
Hermione J. Granger Nogtail Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 4,916 Hogwarts RPG Name: Hermione Dursley Second Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Lara_the_Firelady He carefully listened to both Mr Cavanaugh and Mr Granger who had good stataments to point out. Then he turned to Mr Granger to answer his question ''I think, yes, what Mr Cavanaugh has suggested is a hard goal to accomplish yet i am fairly certain that it is possible'' Being quite much of a talkative person Ryan, of course could not remain silent when others spoke so he stood up to adress everyone, again. ''You know, every individual enjoy expressing his or herself in a way. It is about the ego and it is present in everyone. Hence why simple personality tests have a high rating among especially young people. So, if we let them express themselves by...maybe a class game, which youngster dislikes playing a new game? And we can adapt the class subject to that game. They will be both learning and having fun'' "It sounds like a pretty good idea Mr. Chambers" said Oliver. "Bringing a sense of fun into a learning environment will surely spark the creativity of young minds, and also give a feeling of entertainment. But at the same time, shouldn't there be a sense of learning thrown into the game. Although most students like the idea of fun in a classroom, I feel there will be a few that would rather be learning about the subject of the class. So if games become part of a classroom I think there should be certain regulations to how they work, and should have guidelines to teach the students the subject at hand. as well as having fun" said Oliver. __________________ <3.