Speech Comm ATTENDENCE REQUIRED::PRIZES GIVEN

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

OK, gang. I was going to show a movie, but most of the ones I personally own about trust and exploring trust have to do with bondage or other adult themes not suitable for a high school clasroom. I know this isn't the average school, but I can't do that to you.

So instead...*Pulls a large shopping bag from behind her desk and sits it beside herself*...today you get a test.

Interpersonal trust depends upon RECIPROCITY, or, in other words, a give and take...



I have done things with and to you all week. It's only fair that now you return the favor. I trust you all to not actually harm me, since I didn't really harm any of you...*looks at ONeill*...Ok, so today's trust game...

You may
1. Ask me anything and I will answer you to the best of my knowledge. If it's something I really don't know, you get to ask another question.
OR
2. You may approach me and do something physically to my person...which I must admit is requiring a huge amount of trust to counter any fear...

Comments

[wannabelawyer.livejournal.com]

*Lindsey considers for a moment.*

What are you DOING here? There's no way this is the best job you could get, so why did you end up here? Shouldn't you be off making tons of money as a political consultant or something instead of stuck here trying to cram some knowledge into our heads?

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

Well, Lindsey...I'd rather drink bleach that be a political consultant. I have oodles of money saved up, and I'm more than comfortable, so I didn't need a high paying job because it's been my experience high pay is proportional to high stress.

And my dad was a teacher and I always admired what he did, so when I got the opportunity to come here, and as you so nicely put it, cram some knowledge into your heads, I took it.

Money isn't everything, Lindsey...

Ok, good one. Come up and pick [make something up] out of the bag. *Motions for him to come up*