>
To my grasshopper mind, the weirdest passage in this festival of weird is this:
> The small children at the school will put on skits
> to learn from the guide, the book says.
>
It just reminded me of going to school for a year in America, and of doing corporate training-type things with Americans. Always with the "skits"! What is it with Yanks and the use of bad amateur comedy as a learning medium? Is it something to do with John Dewey? Or something more postmodern?
inquiring minds want to know
dd
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