@Demmy_Lad I was in Y7. We had breakfast club and watched it in the sports hall. The Y10s and 11s rioted afterwards.
We got rounded up and I remember watching Oasis on the end credits in my maths class with Mr Stoddard : ‘Stop crying your heart outtttttt’.
@adamboxer1@davowillz Probably a science v English thing. When you’re back and forward from a book/play/poem/extract, a question paper, an exercise book etc, a visualiser is just easier.
@adamboxer1@davowillz One thing for me that the visualiser has over a tablet is that you can zoom out and go between the question/extract etc and then the modelling in the exercise book with both in view. Flicking back and further or splitting screens on a tablet doesn’t work as well IMO.
@Charliearliee@umirf1@caldini4 No, but in a people facing job where you might have to think on your feet, say live on TV, you need that retrieval strength to fall back on. Can’t just get the phone out and ask it live on TV.
@Xposethetruthp2@Joevadi@TH14_Comps It has, especially in terms of speed. There’s been something like a 25% increase in high speed running in just the last 5 years. @statsports have plenty of data on it.
Arsenal would be able to run most older teams off the park. Saliba would be faster than most UTD players.