I sit on my office cubicle, contemplating about various random matters - from the new design that I had opted to place for my blog - thereby incorporating an intricate overlapping image that gave it the feel of a wallpaper I had discovered in Square-Enix's North American Site for Final Fantasy Tactics A2 - to the crushing moments I had experienced not too long ago, until the voyage through memory lane led me to the recent ones I've experienced with my classes.
Not that I am comparing, but to be honest, there are some classes where I tend to be more open than usual. I know it is not for me to tell or to publicly voice out, given my status quo as an Instructor and stuff and all, but sometimes there are tendencies in my classes that I seem to see the very same visage of our own freshman class four years ago vividly engraved in their actions. Surprising, yes, but sometimes I feel like as if I am just a more senior 'classmate' conducting a tutorial class. But then again I need to keep the professional image! LOL
I've just completed the preparations for the upcoming Cold War (as my Accounting students had named it), and I'm sure this will be even more challenging and action-packed than the previous ones. I may have overextended myself in complicating the rules and whatnot, but that is what I believe is absolutely necessary in order to get the most out of the enjoyment in this activity - the fun of competition yet with promising rewards for everyone.
50 Standard Questions, 25 Special Questions - with only so few territories left for both classes to secure, I now wonder how the battles will progress in the future: Will the dominant superpowers maintain their hold in their vast region, or will the underdogs regroup their forces and take back what is rightfully theirs?
Such challenges and surprises I cannot await to see tomorrow XD
~Sir Dave~
Once a gamer, always will be a gamer
Not that I am comparing, but to be honest, there are some classes where I tend to be more open than usual. I know it is not for me to tell or to publicly voice out, given my status quo as an Instructor and stuff and all, but sometimes there are tendencies in my classes that I seem to see the very same visage of our own freshman class four years ago vividly engraved in their actions. Surprising, yes, but sometimes I feel like as if I am just a more senior 'classmate' conducting a tutorial class. But then again I need to keep the professional image! LOL
I've just completed the preparations for the upcoming Cold War (as my Accounting students had named it), and I'm sure this will be even more challenging and action-packed than the previous ones. I may have overextended myself in complicating the rules and whatnot, but that is what I believe is absolutely necessary in order to get the most out of the enjoyment in this activity - the fun of competition yet with promising rewards for everyone.
50 Standard Questions, 25 Special Questions - with only so few territories left for both classes to secure, I now wonder how the battles will progress in the future: Will the dominant superpowers maintain their hold in their vast region, or will the underdogs regroup their forces and take back what is rightfully theirs?
Such challenges and surprises I cannot await to see tomorrow XD
~Sir Dave~
Once a gamer, always will be a gamer
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