In October, we see the first surge of prospective applicants and their families touring campus. What do they see? On a quick pass through Maxwell Savage and Shirley Halls, you witness classrooms filled with students peering into laptop screens. They are--no doubt--researching history projects, literary critiques and classic science.
I have the ability to infiltrate behind computer screens, to witness awful realities, which I am willing to share--at great risk to my well-being. This is not a research project:
It's great to see an Honors Geometry class hard at work! Or, are they enjoying a gingerbreadman video.....?
I had a great day, today, sneaking up behind kids in classes. In truth, these incursions were in the opening moments of each class, but it is true that our dread fear that students might visit MySpace or play Halo2 is valid.
We have to come to grips with the horrible truth that students spend some free time in free pursuits.
OK. Irene is dedicated to the arts, and dance...
This is game (I'm told) called Baloons.
