Ok. I have an educational challenge for you. Here are the stipulations of that challenge... and I would like to see if anyone can come up with an ongoing, workable solution to this challenge. (This challenge is purely theoretical. Any resemblance to actual challenges -- persons, places, or schools -- is purely coincidental.) Teacher Stipulations: You must teach Geometry to a new group of students (or new groups of students) every year for 25 years. You must gradually decrease the amount of material you cover over the next 25 years, so that you are covering no more than 40% of the original material. You must do this in such a way that it will still be considered a course on High School Geometry. You must cover all of the material in the 180 days of school allotted to you. In those 180 days, your class time can range from 50 minutes to 45 minutes on average, with multiple days in the school year limited to around 15 minutes. You may assign the student's pract...
Striving to be a Samwise Gamgee in a world of Smeagols.