The Lesson Plan

I can’t watch myself teach, so do it for me

Posted in History by Sir Martz on 18 July 2007

This week was full of memorable lectures for me, but I just can’t stand watching myself teach. And these days I must be careful of what I do. Not only do students have cameras. They have YouTube!

So I’m posting these videos — captured and uploaded by students without my full knowledge — in order to face my fears. And for those of you who have always wanted to see me in action, here’s your chance.

 

Sir Martin’s lecture on the Origins of Religion, part 1

 

 

Sir Martin’s lecture on the Origins of Religion, part 2

 

 

What a Norm Isn’t

Uhh… have fun? :)

These may never happen again, so I’m putting them in the Pisay Life page. Thank you to Ada and Isabel for these memories!

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  1. Lara said, on 18 July 2007 at 10:27 pm

    Now I see why Alma says teaching is acting. Great work, Martz! Creative, interesting and attention-grabbing.

    Still want to see you live though! :D

  2. rob said, on 18 July 2007 at 11:56 pm

    cool naman! haha. parang defining characteristic na ng socsci teachers ang pagiging kakaiba ng teaching style (i.e. sir vlad, ma’am bawagan)

  3. karlosgwapo said, on 19 July 2007 at 5:58 pm

    great work sir hopefully youtube videos will be posted for your blog then hopefully every time I can see you in videos which depict more than just ordinary descriptions

  4. Nick said, on 23 July 2007 at 8:08 am

    Excellent lecture, you remind me so much of one of my Chemistry teachers way back during my college years.

    With that kind of lecture, who needs to go to a Gym, you must’ve burned a few hundred calories on that lecture alone…


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