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fandomhigh2024-02-21 07:21 am
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Conversational Japanese; Wednesday, Fourth Period [02/21].
Class would be meeting that day in the computer lab! Very exciting, no? Well, Yukari was clearly pretty stoked about it, because she was mostly just hoping for a good way to come out of a major video game fugue state over the past week to scrounge up a lesson plan for this week, only to come up with the perfect solution.
"Video games!" she started happily. "Are a big part of Japanese culture, and also, no matter what anyone else may tell you, are an excellent source of learning information! Now, a lot of educational games can be pretty lame, but they can also be very helpful! Which is why today, we are going to experience the world of learning through video games as I introduce you all to a good way to learn vocabulary and even some of the Katakana writing style in an RPG form! Now, I know this is conversational Japanese, so knowing Katakana is not part of the lesson plan, but it could still be helpful and useful, especially since Katakana is the style used when dealing with a lot of foreign words! And, clearly, the best part about video games is that they help you forget about the real world, so that makes an RPG even better by putting you in a different world entirely...while learning!"
Totally legit and helpful lesson plan! Definitely not an excuse to just play video games all period!
"So I'll just show you how to get the game started up and running and then you all can just have fun and start picking up all sorts of helpful things!"
"Video games!" she started happily. "Are a big part of Japanese culture, and also, no matter what anyone else may tell you, are an excellent source of learning information! Now, a lot of educational games can be pretty lame, but they can also be very helpful! Which is why today, we are going to experience the world of learning through video games as I introduce you all to a good way to learn vocabulary and even some of the Katakana writing style in an RPG form! Now, I know this is conversational Japanese, so knowing Katakana is not part of the lesson plan, but it could still be helpful and useful, especially since Katakana is the style used when dealing with a lot of foreign words! And, clearly, the best part about video games is that they help you forget about the real world, so that makes an RPG even better by putting you in a different world entirely...while learning!"
Totally legit and helpful lesson plan! Definitely not an excuse to just play video games all period!
"So I'll just show you how to get the game started up and running and then you all can just have fun and start picking up all sorts of helpful things!"
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