This article is so amazing that I thought I was hallucinating what I had read.
I don't want to bore people with what are sometimes called "public policy" arguments, but this new sport may be a godsend for Pedagogy.
For ages, school had been starkly divided between scholars and jocks, brains and muscle men, and both camps were rendered, to some extent, developmentally crippled.
A student should have a strong brain and a a strong body. This new sport can be a vital addition to the curriculum.
This article is so amazing that I thought I was hallucinating what I had read.
I don't want to bore people with what are sometimes called "public policy" arguments, but this new sport may be a godsend for Pedagogy.
For ages, school had been starkly divided between scholars and jocks, brains and muscle men, and both camps were rendered, to some extent, developmentally crippled.
A student should have a strong brain and a a strong body. This new sport can be a vital addition to the curriculum.
Very interesting...you can add the "Beer Mile" to the list of strange sports! It's a combination of beer drinking and a mile run. What could go wrong?