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Two brothers lived in a village. The younger brother was named Ratan, the older one Apalantas. The two got along well. One day the brothers ventured into the forest to gather some fruits. They looked around until one hour past noon, at which time they began to feel hunger and thirst. They had brought several pieces of bread from home, but it turned out that all but one piece were eaten by ants. They would have to break and share the bread. Apalantas, the older brother, said, "Let me split the bread." When he gave one half to his younger brother, however, Ratan declined it for it was too small a piece. Apalantas insisted on keeping the larger piece, while his brother insisted on not taking the smaller one. Suddenly, in the midst of the commotion, a monkey appeared from the forest. The monkey asked, "Why are you two quarreling?" So the brothers told the monkey. "My older brother split a piece of bread into two, gave me the smaller piece, and kept the larger one," said Ratan. The monkey looked at the two halves, and indeed, the younger brother's was smaller and the older brother's was larger. "Well, in that case," said the monkey, "let me take a piece of the larger half to make it even," and in went a piece of bread into the monkey's mouth. Apalantas then saw that his piece was now smaller than his younger brother's and refused to take it. The monkey said, "you are right . . . now, your younger brother's is larger," broke a little off of the larger piece and ate it, such that now Ratan's piece was once again the smaller of the two. And so on it went until the monkey ate all of the bread. The two then realized that being selfish and stubborn served no one well, and that they both would have been better off had they cooperated. As you see, children, if we do not learn to accept what we have, we would all end up hungry. Such is justice by the monkey or monkey justice.
On the second day I taught the students a simple way of folding paper to make small books as described by Regie Routman (1994). The teachers each folded a single piece of paper with only one small cut into an eight-page book and took it back to their dormitories to compose a book. Many borrowed crayons. They returned with beautifully illustrated books of legends and of the tsunami. In class, they read their stories to each other.
After they finished reading I announced, "Now you are authors." There was a brief silence and then they all clapped loudly for themselves. I continued, "And this is how you can set up your classrooms, so that your students feel like authors. It's very different to write for tests or for the piece to be graded than to write because you feel as though you are an author and have the ability to tell a story to others."
Prof. Robert Hall emphasized that there are still many pieces of the puzzle regarding the effect of subduction that are currently unclear; the absence of arc volcanism, the change in the composition from Ca to K-rich, as well as some magmatism that occurs due to expansion but not related to the melting of mantle pegs. "There are still a lot of unanswered questions, so I really hope that one day there will be a student from Indonesia who solves these questions," he concluded.
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