When voir dire became war deer

During a 7:30 a.m. 180-wpm voir dire drill, Case CATalyst kept blessing us with “war deer” on the feed and the whole row lost it. We turned the giggles into a quick dictionary tune-up and stroke-consistency exercise — what’s your funniest student-safe realtime blooper, and how did you coach through it?

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Isn’t it wild how misheard words like ‘war deer’ can turn a serious drill into a comedy show? It’s like our brains are playing their own version of Pictionary! Have you ever had students get super creative with their interpretations?

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