Leadership, Thursday, Period 1, Class 8 (10/30/08)

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"Once you've defined the problem you need to develop an action plan," Nathan said as he passed around that week's handouts. "Your action plan is the steps you are going to take in order to solve this problem. Today I want you to get into groups and develop an action plan to solve a problem.

"The problem is this: As a group, you want to convince me not to give you guys a final exam. Put your heads together - not literally - and come up with a plan for how you're going to convince me to do that. For the record, the odds that I'm going to agree with you are pretty small, but for the sake of the class let's see what you come up with."

Nathan grinned at them. "I'm here if you have any questions."

[ooc: OCD is up!]

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Re: Group 4

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"Hypnosis," Agnes asserted. "I don't know how to do it, but I could learn."

Re: Group 4

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"Are we supposed to do that?" Dor asked. "I thought we were supposed to argue our case for not giving homework."

"Or you can just have us babble at him until he agrees," Dor's desk said aloud for everyone to hear.

"That's not very nice," Dor said reprimanding the desk.

"Aw, you're no fun," the desk grumbled.

Re: Group 4

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"You don't REALLY expect to argue it successfully, do you?" Agnes asked. "I mean, logic is really on his side, here."

Of course, there were more important matters to discuss. She gave the desk a long, hard look. "How long have you been able to talk?"

Re: Group 4

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"Since he he came here," the desk replied.

"It's my magic talent," Dor said with a shrug. "Well I just mean that hypnosis isn't persuading someone. It's forcing someone."