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A Field Trip to a Marlins Game

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How would one present a trip to a Marlins game as an educational experience?

 

It's a fantastic social and cultural event?

That would be a bad ass field trip. What the chances of that happening?

 

Back in 8th grade, everyone wanted to go to Six Flags as a graduation field trip. The Board didn't approve. We wound up going to Wisconsin Dells just like the previous graduating classes.

We always went to boring ass Colonial Williamsburg.

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Only good thing about that place is it's

-How I make a living

-full of William and Mary men and women.

I got to go to a Bobcats game with my Sports Marketing class a couple weeks ago. We had to listen to some speeches from like marketing executives a couple hours before the game though which were boring as hell. It was fun though.

We always went to boring ass Colonial Williamsburg.

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Ya Williamsburg was never that great of a field trip

We always went to boring ass Colonial Williamsburg.

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Ya Williamsburg was never that great of a field trip

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I hated that old colonial house smell too and the people who I think really thought they were in colonial Williamsburg

We always went to boring ass Colonial Williamsburg.

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Ya Williamsburg was never that great of a field trip

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I hated that old colonial house smell too and the people who I think really thought they were in colonial Williamsburg

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Jamestown was even worse, not to mention many of the things mention on the 'tours' we went on were not historically correct

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So any ideas that would make this trip sound educational? It's gonna be a Junior class trip so it'd have to be like not centered around one class.

The Marlins have an educational curriculum in place. They have Math, Reading, and other subjects.

 

I believe that the Math one includes keeping score of the game and figuring out RBI, Batting Averages, etc. for the game.

So any ideas that would make this trip sound educational? It's gonna be a Junior class trip so it'd have to be like not centered around one class.

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When is the trip and is it during the school day?

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So any ideas that would make this trip sound educational? It's gonna be a Junior class trip so it'd have to be like not centered around one class.

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When is the trip and is it during the school day?

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I'd like to go April 8th (wed) vs Philly at 1.

So any ideas that would make this trip sound educational? It's gonna be a Junior class trip so it'd have to be like not centered around one class.

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When is the trip and is it during the school day?

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I'd like to go April 8th (wed) vs Philly at 1.

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8th is on a Friday. Anyway, if the class has to vote on it. Don't count on it. Pick something that everyone would like. If there was a trip to Cubs game, I wouldn't go unless it's against the White Sox, Marlins, or the Cardinals.

There's no educational value to be had from going to a baseball game. I guess you can drop the problem kids out in the neighborhoods around Dolphin Stadium and tell them that's how they'll end up if they don't get a good education.

How would one present a trip to a Marlins game as an educational experience?

 

It's a fantastic social and cultural event?

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It shows the value of teamwork.

There's no educational value to be had from going to a baseball game. I guess you can drop the problem kids out in the neighborhoods around Dolphin Stadium and tell them that's how they'll end up if they don't get a good education.

Baseball's the most educational sport of the 4 (well, 3 now) since it's so mathematically oriented.

 

And it shows you that failure 7 times out of ten is ok.

There's no educational value to be had from going to a baseball game. I guess you can drop the problem kids out in the neighborhoods around Dolphin Stadium and tell them that's how they'll end up if they don't get a good education.

Baseball's the most educational sport of the 4 (well, 3 now) since it's so mathematically oriented.

 

And it shows you that failure 7 times out of ten is ok.

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It also teaches that cheating is ok as long as you claim ignorance.

Baseball is a prime example of the rags-to-riches philosophy that was so prominent in the early stages of our nation's history.

I've done it. The mean batting average of the 2005 starting lineup from last year is .284 with a standard deviation of .025.

 

I can also say I am 99% confident the mean batting average for the starting 8 in 2005 will be between .251 and .318.

I can also say I am 99% confident the mean batting average for the starting 8 in 2005 will be between .251 and .318.

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i don't think you need math to do that

I can also say I am 99% confident the mean batting average for the starting 8 in 2005 will be between .251 and .318.

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i don't think you need math to do that

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Well I can say I'm 50% confident its between .277 and .291. Or that I'm 75% conident its between .272 and 296. Statistics is incredably easy.

ap stats is so boring. its all about following gay procedure over and over and over again. probably the worst class i've ever taken.

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