Edu-Jargon Drinking Game
The title is shamelessly stolen from Michelle Malkin's post, because it's the most apt at describing this bit of fun from Eduwonk. The gist of it is, every time you hear some piece of educratic jargon, you take a drink of your favorite whatever.
A few examples:
(BTW, unrelated trivium: the textbook for this class had a whole chapter devoted to proving, logically, how capitalism is evil, because Ayn Rand's female characters like rough sex. Wrap your noodle around that one.)
A few examples:
ParadigmReminds me of a class I took on Media and Culture as an undergrad, and what a jargony barf-fest it was. The two words I heard most:
Incentivize
Authentic learning
Developmentally-appropriate
HegemonyThe drinking game would have made that class a lot more tolerable. Drink up before you throw up!
Marginalized
(BTW, unrelated trivium: the textbook for this class had a whole chapter devoted to proving, logically, how capitalism is evil, because Ayn Rand's female characters like rough sex. Wrap your noodle around that one.)
1 Comments:
I couldn't make it through your post without problems. I say this drinking game works!
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