Well I thought I share an interesting experience I had today...
My first day of school was today, and one of the classes I had was US history. The teacher had us each pick one topic out of a list of pre-picked headlines today. The object was to pick a topic each of us felt was the most important in US and world-wide.
Some of topics were stuff like the Beer Summit ordeal, the possible health care reform bill that was proposed, Bill Clinton getting the Journalists back, the first Hispanic on the Supreme Court, the death of Michael Jackson, the death of Walter Cronkite, etc.
Out of the entire class, I was the only person who picked the health care reform bill, and guess what literally every other student (about 25 or so) picked...yup, that's right, Michael Jackson's death. Maybe it's just me, but I think something is seriously screwed up if kids think that the death of Michael Jackson is more important. Am I wrong here?


LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks



Reply With Quote









