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I think I've figured out the American propensity for warfare. I was just flicking through one of those brochures that local school districts give out for out-of-hours classes - my wife and I are thinking of learning French. Everything was fairly normal and bland and aimed at kiddies. The only weird thing I had come across was called "Powerpoint Pizzazz" which was to teach grades 3-6 how to make a Powerpoint presentation - bit young isn't it!? Anyhoo, available in July is this-

Simulations In Warfare - this course will focus on strategic, diplomatic, economic and geographic aspects of warfare through the use of warfare simulations. We will conduct a variety of role-play simulations using World War II as a backdrop. Moreover, we will make our own simulation game, which we will play during the last week of the course. Grades 6-11.

Teaching 11 year olds strategic warfare techniques.....oh my! o

There is a URL given but I haven't bothered to get the exact page - http//www.k12.ginet.org/

Do you think it will get many takers?

Interesting idea though.

Should be easy, just wait for two years after everyone else then start the course.

Nice!

Or if no-one else signs up, lie to a close friend about it, and drag him in.

Then go on about how you saved the day single-handedly.