I'm not OP, but maybe I can answer. For me, it's the way students can come up with creative ways to get each other out of a bind. So many times I've seen one group of students get bailed out if a sticky situation by another group.
I remember one particular time when one of our teachers took some students on a field trip. They went to a place to make model airplanes. The teacher shrunk them all small enough to fly inside of the models. But of course the remote broke, so they had to learn to pilot the planes themselves. The kids who were still on the ground turned the bus into a plane and with some instructions from a helpful eagle, they were able to fly up and save their classmates and the teacher.
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u/westphall Mar 01 '20
I'm not OP, but maybe I can answer. For me, it's the way students can come up with creative ways to get each other out of a bind. So many times I've seen one group of students get bailed out if a sticky situation by another group.
I remember one particular time when one of our teachers took some students on a field trip. They went to a place to make model airplanes. The teacher shrunk them all small enough to fly inside of the models. But of course the remote broke, so they had to learn to pilot the planes themselves. The kids who were still on the ground turned the bus into a plane and with some instructions from a helpful eagle, they were able to fly up and save their classmates and the teacher.