Problem-solving under pressure
Karma must use his brains rather than brawn to rescue a classmate, while Koro Sensei’s lessons in verbal defence are tested.
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松井 優征 - Author
This instalment combines classroom problem-solving and future choices with a large-scale assassination threat. It may suit readers interested in imaginative school situations, tactical challenges and questions about loyalty when danger disrupts apparent peace.
"Koro Sensei's lessons in verbal defense are put to the test when Karma must use his brains instead of his brawn to rescue a classmate. Then things finally begin to go smoothly for the students of 3-E. Everyone receives some good news about their futures, and Nagisa settles on a career goal. But the peace is broken when the world's nations miraculously manage to coordinate their efforts long enough to launch a plan to assassinate Koro Sensei--with the aid of the strongest mercenary in the world and an ultimate weapon! Will anyone break ranks to protect everyone's favorite tentacled teacher ...?"--Page 4 of cover.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis instalment combines classroom problem-solving and future choices with a large-scale assassination threat. It may suit readers interested in imaginative school situations, tactical challenges and questions about loyalty when danger disrupts apparent peace.
Karma must use his brains rather than brawn to rescue a classmate, while Koro Sensei’s lessons in verbal defence are tested.
The students receive good news about their futures, and Nagisa settles on a career goal.
The world’s nations coordinate an attempt to assassinate Koro Sensei, prompting the question of whether anyone will break ranks to protect him.
Discuss how using brains rather than brawn might change the way a person handles a crisis. You could also ask what responsibilities arise when personal loyalty conflicts with a wider threat.
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