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I got away with it!
Was just about to start my 9am class, and I set my watch on the table in front of me so I could keep track of time during class. This is important because one thing you never want to do while teaching is visibly check your watch (the moment you do, everyone in the class will also wonder about the time and check their watches.... you don't want to break the spell!).
But the watch just looked so good that I had to snap a picture of it. Taking a picture of your wristwatch in front of your class? Not a great move. But I think I got away with it, I don't think anybody could tell what I was up to.
(Photo uncropped for your amusement)
I got away with it!
Was just about to start my 9am class, and I set my watch on the table in front of me so I could keep track of time during class. This is important because one thing you never want to do while teaching is visibly check your watch (the moment you do, everyo...
I'd like to teach...
where the Philosophy professors can afford a Breguet, Only the professors in the Business School where I am could swing that.
Your Gen Z students were probably wondering ...
“what is that thing on his desk, and why does he keep looking at it?” Also, gotta love your marginal note: “quality vs. quantity.” A distinction that matters as much to watch-collecting as to whatever rarified issue you were teaching them about today... ...
John Stuart Mill's 'Utilitarianism'
He takes great pains to argue that pleasures may differ not only in quantity (such that you'd choose A over B because A gives you *more* pleasure) but also in quality (such that you'd choose A over B because A gives you pleasure of a higher quality). In w...
Probably nobody
noticed anything and if someone would have noticed they would have possibly thought that you must have checked more exact information on the web to teach them.
