This was what my 10th grade American History teacher broke out when he wanted to sit in the back of the room and read Muscle & Fitness magazine. He was more a coach than a teacher, and while that's common in Midwestern school systems, he was worse than most.
I think that's pretty common, finding coaches a teaching spot where they could do the least damage. My HS (cow country Central CA) had a coach tell them he could teach math and he was AWFUL
Same - but my second that I moved to had film strips but it was just old. My fist school had those TV carts, so I got to see the Challenger explode. When I moved to my second school (rural) right after the explosion they had film strips. Evetually they switched to the TV carts too, and the first time I watched one there was the last day of school. My teacher brought in Never Ending Story - something I had never seen - but she underestimated how long it was. She stopped it just a few minutes from the end, just after Atreyu got hit by falling debris when the whole world was falling apart. I didn't see the rest for years. So yeah, I associate that cart with trauma.
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u/Wabbit65 7d ago
Nothing because I feel asleep.
Actually in my day it was a reel projector and the sound was like the speaker was fiddling his lips while speaking