The outbreak of coronavirus in early 2020, forced people all around the world to be confined within the four walls of their homes and interact through a rectangle, blue-white screen. Learning via online classes has been a painfully lethargic and time-consuming process for both the students and the teachers.
However, one such languid and dismissive online session is made active and gripping by a sly burglar who has illegally broken into a student’s house. The professor, to pacify the situation and provide support, initiates a conversation. After much back and forth, the burglar decides to release the student only if they can collectively solve a riddle. Will the students crack the code and, in the process, learn the broader lesson?
Read LessHowever, one such languid and dismissive online session is made active and gripping by a sly burglar who has illegally broken into a student’s house. The professor, to pacify the situation and provide support, initiates a conversation. After much back and forth, the burglar decides to release the student only if they can collectively solve a riddle. Will the students crack the code and, in the process, learn the broader lesson?
