(It wasn’t until I took this screenshot that I figured out that, other than being half of a heart, the thing Akira is holding is also in the shape of a rain drop, lol).
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Step your game up high school teachers and college professors; pick-up some anime and make your socio classes a bit more awesome.
Let me try something new this time around. If you’d remember, I made a post a while back about how we can learn stuff from anime and since then I’ve been a real fan of tangential learning. It might not be for all shows, but I truly believe that there are some that display quite effectively, concepts that classes seemingly make hard to understand.
And to start, I’ll show you guys how the story of fakes, impostors and little sisters might have actually gave you a small taste of some heavy Post-structuralism.
