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Nov. 13th, 2002 02:01 pmLab tests are my favorite things ever.
So you go into the lab, and there are stations set up. Each station has some results of an experiment, or something like that. You go from station to station, looking around to see which one's free. It's like musical chairs, or a scavenger hunt - everyone trying to figure out which ones they haven't gotten yet, and divebombing each other to get to a station first and finish first. Dr. Z (our esteemed lab teacher) was amazed - she said she hasn't seen any class have so much fun with a lab practicum in years. I can't imagine why not!
I'm for having a lab test every wednesday. They take half an hour, and then you don't have to actually do any experiemtns - which means I can't blow up, demolish, denature or destory anything - and then you get let out an hour and change early! Which means free time (to write!), as well as lunch!
Ahh, the joys of lab tests.
So you go into the lab, and there are stations set up. Each station has some results of an experiment, or something like that. You go from station to station, looking around to see which one's free. It's like musical chairs, or a scavenger hunt - everyone trying to figure out which ones they haven't gotten yet, and divebombing each other to get to a station first and finish first. Dr. Z (our esteemed lab teacher) was amazed - she said she hasn't seen any class have so much fun with a lab practicum in years. I can't imagine why not!
I'm for having a lab test every wednesday. They take half an hour, and then you don't have to actually do any experiemtns - which means I can't blow up, demolish, denature or destory anything - and then you get let out an hour and change early! Which means free time (to write!), as well as lunch!
Ahh, the joys of lab tests.
