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[robinturner]

I've just been going through the answers to a course feedback questionnaire I gave my ENG 101 students last week. So far, my favourite answer to the question "Which classroom activities have you found enjoyable/useful?" is "When Robin shows us how to use a katana"!

Comments

[vret.livejournal.com]

Is that a polite way of saying that you are a hair splitter?

[philipispdr.livejournal.com]

D'ya think they meant for that to go under 'enjoyable', or 'useful'...? ;)

[senryu.livejournal.com]

Definitely not the way Uma Thurman galumphs around in Kill Bill. So which is it, enjoyable, useful, or both? And should this worry you? We had a recent incident here where a young man fired from his job managed to behead one co-worker and kill another with his katana before the cops arrived.

[solri.livejournal.com]

"Katanas don't kill people, people kill people." ;-)

On reflection, I shouldn't have written "useful/enjoyable" in the question, since for most students the latter eclipses the former.