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Re: Trouble makers



What an encouraging story!!! Some good rockin` for the younger generation
:-) In your daughter`s place I`d correct the teacher too, and I`ll just tell
him, go sit at my desk while I`ll tell everyone about the who! Sounds like
the teacher made real serious mistakes, that could turn the who story into
some very different story :-) If you`re goin` to tell yer students about
something, why not find out as much as possible? Why come to the class being
half-sure that what you`re saying is true, or in hope that they will never
know you didn`t know something...
----- Original Message -----
From: <Keithjmoon70@aol.com>
To: <thewho@igtc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 11:48 PM
Subject: Trouble makers


> Another little story...
>
> Yesterday my daughter came home from school and said that it was Who day
in
> her Rock and Roll history class (man, I wish we had classes like that back
> when I was in high school), as they are into the British invasion now.
They
> are spending one day each on the most important bands in rock, my 5
> favorites.
>
> She is more than a little precocious, and gave her teacher hell in front
of
> the class.  She corrected him not less than five times from the formation
of
> the band (John didn't start it, Roger did) to the right words of Pinball
> wizard, etc. He didn't believe that Roger used to be one of the guitar
> players nor did he know that he played trombone.
>
> After getting pissed off at her he said "I see you grew up with this band,
> lets see how you handle this one, what kind of trouble did Pete Townshend
get
> himself into lately, Hmm?"
>
> She said It is all a misunderstanding about the research he has been
involved
> with regarding the evils of child pornography on the Internet.  He wrote
an
> article called 'A different bomb' in 2002 that explains it.  Do you know
> about that?"  He said 'no, but that sounds interesting, bring it in to
class
> tomorrow.'"
>
> I told her that she didn't need to embarrass him, but we had a big laugh
> together.
>
> Jon in Mi.