Just in case that last post didn’t tell you all that you needed to know about study circles, perhaps The Study Circle at Pooh Corner will help clear things up. Or… perhaps not:

It was then that Piglet had one of those special Moments. He imagined it was the same sort of moment that a great detective had when he was solving a very difficult case, or a scientist had when he was working out the answer to a very difficult sum. “You’re doing a Ruhi study circle, just like me and Pooh!” he said excitedly

“This is going to be a very productive group, I can tell,” said Eeyore. “They catch on very quickly.”

“Are you doing a Roo-hee too, Eeyore?” asked Pooh. “I thought you didn’t like expotitions very much.”

“It’s not an expotition, Pooh,” explained Kanga. “It’s a form of training. You go along to acquire knowledge, skills and insights. Rabbit is going to be tutoring us.”

[update from barney: “This clever piece was written by Barry Thorne, formerly a member of the Auxiliary Board in Great Britain (but now living in the Netherlands). Barry is a radio journalist and very humorous. If I remember correctly, it was performed at the first UK-wide inter-institutional meeting almost a year ago.”]

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