[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
Guy looked just as surly as always when class arrived today. Possible more so thanks to current events. "If you haven't noticed something is going on, you probably live in a cave." One without cable.

The horror.

"So, we're gonna discuss how to handle yourself when something like this happens." A beat. "Sensitively, I guess."

There, the class title still held true! If you squinted and tilted your head to the side just a little bit.

"First of all, if you can fight back, you sure as hell better be," he said with a dork nod. Oh, if only the power of loooove could defeat the Nothing! He'd totally be set. "Just sittin' back and accepting your 'fate' doesn't help anyone. Even if you're out numbered and out gunned, you just find more people to help you fight."

Just ask a Flash! Oh, Superboy Prime, you dick.

"Anyone else got somethin' to add?"
[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
There was nothing special about the classroom today. And the teacher was even there rather than off in space, sensitively beating up some weirdo in yellow. Or red.

Oh, the spectrum of emotion bullshit.

"We've got an actual exercise for you all to do," Guy informed them. All from the dumbest book he'd ever read in his entire life. Aren't you all excited? "Once we start, you kids can only ask questions. No statements."

A beat.

"Unless you change the inflection at the end of the sentence to make it sound questioning. But that just makes you look dumb."

Thank you, Guy.

"Talk about anything you want."
[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
There was no teacher in the classroom today; instead there was a note on the board:

In space.
Assignment: Find someone from Ethics to babysit for.


Because caring for a screaming ball of android baby was clearly going to teach sensitivity. Or teach them all to use protection.

It was a public service.

[[ooc: Sorry for lame class! Swamped with contracts. Ugh, shortened months mean shortened deadlines. Damn holidays.]]
[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
There was an informative video set up for the students today. Because half of forcing people to learn sensitivity seemed to involve watching poorly made videos.

Go to any workplace training seminar, you'll see.

"We're gonna look at age discrimination today," Guy told the class. Because it was important to not assume crap about old people or else they might kick your ass. So might kids though. So, moral of the story was totally to just be nice to everyone out of crippling fear of an imminent beat down.

"Take notes about what you see and discuss it as a class," he added, putting the movie on. "What do you think about different age groups outside of class, blah blah blah. You guys know the drill here."

He was possibly holding out too much hope there, though. Blame Kyle for that.

"If you've got any questions, go to the TA's--or just me. Might be safer to just ask me."
[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
There were six questions on the board when class arrived today. If anyone read them, they'd have a pretty good idea what was going to be the subject this week.

And that they were blatantly copied from a book. Because they were way too PC for Guy to have come up with them.

"I hope you all enjoyed your vacations," he said, taking a seat on his desk. He was missing half any eyebrow and had was appeared to be a slight sunburn, so it was obvious that his vacation time was fraught with peril. Meaning it was an awesome week un space for him. "We're gonna keep talking about gender cr--stuff today. I want you all to write out your answers to each of these questions, but you don't hafta put your names on them if you're not comfortable with it."

Wiiiimps.

"Get to it."
[identity profile] harpy-daughter.livejournal.com
This time it was Surreal at the front of the room, a large stack of paper in her arms.

"Gardner isn't here," she stated bluntly, shoving half the stack in Peter's direction. "So we are in charge. Read your handouts, and consider how stupid someone would have to be for something as incredibly patronizing as this is required for them to understand something so basic."

This thing made Surreal so angry, she rather wanted to burn it. Actually, that wasn't a bad idea. The moment she was finished handing it out, she kicked back into her own chair, and started practicing control by letting her witchfire barely lick at the paper. Maybe she could burn designs on the pages...
lockestheway: (peter: say whut?)
[personal profile] lockestheway
It wasn't Guy at the front of the class, but Peter.

Everyone should probably be worried about that.

"Professor Gardner can't make it today," he said, looking like the picture of innocence. "So he left us with this video, and an assignment. The assignment is to watch the video and write down every part where anyone engages in insensitive behavior."

Guy had done nothing of the sort. Peter just wanted to flex his authority muscles while he had them.

He patted the television, then turned on the film, and sat down.
[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
"Today we're gonna look at stereotypes based on cliques or social groups," Guy said, putting two stacks of paper (one blank, the other with an image on them) and several boxes of markers on his desk for people to take when they started. Next thing you know, he'll be buying stickers to put on their work. Oh god, the teacherness. The teacherness. "I want all of you to grab a partner for this exercise."

That he totally hadn't found online last night at 2 am before sending Kyle another annoyed email for this crap. Really now.

"Since I know some of you all aren't from either this time or planet, I'm not expecting you to somehow know all this crap off the top of your heads. Just do your best at it with what you've learned about this place so far," he added. "With your partner, I want you to look at the pictures and decide what clique each of 'm are in. I'm not tellin' ya about the cliques, I just wanna see what you all think first."

Dun dun duuuun.

"Now get to it."
[identity profile] onepunchguy.livejournal.com
Guy looked no happier about teaching Sensitivity Training than he did last week. The key difference, however, was that this time he was armed with a book all about this crap. So, prepare to have sensitivity shoved all up in your face. Indigo Tribe style.

"Apperently, in order for you all to really learn this cr--stuff, you need to be in a trusting environment where you feel at ease." Yeah, he didn't think that was likely either. "So, we're gonna do a few exercises to build up trust."

He glanced down at the book. "Or look like a moron until you don't care anymore."

It might work!

"The first activity is 'mirroring' where you and another person touch fingertips and try to move in sync," Guy said, so far from impressed by this. So, so far. "The other one is more straight forward, being a trust fall. You fall, the other person catches you. Easy enough. Just don't surprise anyone with 'em."

Unless you film it.

"I want everyone to grab a partner and decide which activity you'd rather do."

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