A guide to learning via splattered bug guts
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Creativity & innovation, Training & development
I don’t like pumping gas. I always get impatient. I’m not really sure why as it doesn’t take all that long to fill up my gas tank but nonetheless it’s a task I don’t like.
That’s why, when filling up on a road trip recently, I was delighted to find a reason to chuckle as I pumped the gas yet again.
The gas station had a poster that taught kids about bugs based on the splattered remains on the car windshield.
What a creative idea.
What a conversation starter.
What an entry into dialogue.
What an invitation to learning.
What a way to make bug guts interesting.
And what a way to relieve the monotony of a long drive.
What’s your equivalent of learning via splattered bug guts?
Tags: creativity, innovation
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