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ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERVISION AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
Winter 2011 Number 67
Hot Topic 67
Using Humor to Maximize Learning
BY: MARY KAY My passion is to help educators improve
MORRISION their humor practice for the purpose
of creating an optimal environment
I have been to a lot of great places, but I’ve never been
in Cahoots. Apparently you can’t go alone. You have for learning, as well as to reduce the
to be in Cahoots with someone. I’ve also never been in stress that seems to be rampant among
Cognito, either. I understand that no one recognizes you
there. I have, however, been in Sane. They don’t have an teachers and students today.
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trips with the help of federal agents. I would like to go to be engaging and that humor is a vital component for
Conclusions, but you have to jump ... I’m not sure I can do creating a culture of joy!
that anymore.
During the course of my workshops on humor, many
Are you in‐cahoots with others about trying to survive teachers have described the creative ways that they
the current education assessment and data driven bring joyful learning to their students. Most educators
challenges? Or are you currently in‐cognito hoping to love teaching and enjoy laughing with their students.
stay under the radar while assuming “this too may pass?” *æ¬̋©̋ø " Æß" Æœ" ø̇ø̋" ßæ" ピƺ¸" ß̶̋̇̊̋øœ" ¬̶æ" ıøıæœ̨̋ØØ "
Some of you may feel you are in‐sane from the stress of œ̋" ̶Œæø" ßæ" Œ̇®ÆŒÆ ̋" ß̶̋" Ø̋̇øºÆº̌" ıøæ̊̋œœ " +" ピƺ¸" Æß"
increasing requirements, common core standards and interesting that almost all educators agree that humor is
mandates. ̋œœ̋ºßÆ̇Ø"̨æø"ß̶̋̇̊̋øœ "̈ß"Æß"Æœ"ºœ̇Ø"ßæ"ピƺ¸"œæŒ̋æº̋"
who intentionally uses humor as a tool to improve
Please take a trip with me to in‐jest! It is a place like no teaching and learning.
other in education. I will warn you that some educators
will not travel this road. A few are afraid to go because My passion is to help educators improve their humor
they fear punishment. Many believe that they do not practice for the purpose of creating an optimal
have time to travel there, claiming that this is a hotbed environment for learning, as well as to reduce the stress
of wasteful frivolity. Others are afraid of being made that seems to be rampant among teachers and students
fun of so they will not try the trip. I promise that if you today.
experience the place called in‐jest, you will never want
to leave! In order to enhance your humor practice, it is essential to
review what we know about the emotions from current
Humorphobia (the fear of using humor) is evident in many neuroscience. Fear is our most powerful emotion. It has
of our schools. I have heard many stories from teachers the primary purpose of protecting us from harm. Humans
about how their school inhibits humor and discourages are programmed to pay attention to fear because this
fun. These stories from the trenches have increased my emotion alerts us when our safety is threatened. Fear
commitment to search for ways to bring laughter and has been the focus of considerable cognitive research.
happiness into our schools. I believe that learning should Imaging technology makes it relatively easy to locate fear
in the amygdala and hippocampus regions of the brain. and mirth. Many of these AATH members collaborated on a
Fear signals danger and immediately alerts us to pay document called Mirthium that originated with Ron Berk,
attention. (2004). This document can be found on the AATH web site
and provides a clear description of the differences between
Since fear is critical to our survival, it is tempting to use humor, mirth and laughter. Here is a brief synopsis:
this emotional response as a means to control the actions " Humor is the cognitive perception of playful incongruity
of others. Many of our organizations are driven by fear. " Mirth is the positive emotion that accompanies humor
Think about how we discipline and grade students, and " Laughter is the respiratory‐vocal behavior that
even how we conduct extra curricular activities. Many communicates this emotion to others
policies, rules and regulations in schools are fear‐based, In this article, I will just use the term “humor” from here
as are federal and state mandates. What happens when on to keep it simpler. I encourage readers to review the
your students “do not meet” on the state assessments? AATH web site for additional information about humor
Data overload is stressing many of our educators. Excess and laughter. http://www.aath.org/
fear causes chronic stress and according to Sapolsky this
stress can actually kill us! He says that we are the only Why Should Educators Be
animal that can think itself to death! (Sapolsky, 1998)
Interested in Humor?
If you want to read an eye‐opening account of what
9̶̇ß"̇ø̋"ß̶̋"̈̋º̋ピÆßœ"æ̨"̶Œæø "5̋©̋ø̇Ø"æ̨"ß̶̋"ø̋œ̋̇ø̶̊̋øœ"
stress can look like in the brain, check out my friend and
and members from AATH have worked together to
colleague, Dr Earl Henslin’s book, This is Your Brain On Joy.
¸̋©̋Øæı" ̇" ̌̋º̋ø̇Ø" ØÆœß" æ̨" ß̶̋" ̈̋º̋ピÆßœ" æ̨" ̶Œæø " +" ß̶ƺŁ"
(2008) Earl works at Amen Clinics in California, which
ß̶̇ß"̋¸̊̇ßæøœ"¬ÆØØ"̇̌ø̋̋"ß̶̇ß"ß̶̋œ̋"̈̋º̋ピÆßœ"̊̇º"ıøæ©Æ¸̋"
has the mission of helping people with distressed brains
œÆ̌ºÆピÆ̊̇ºß"̇¸©̇ºß̇̌̋œ"̨æø"ß̶̋̇̊ƺ̌"̇º¸"Ø̋̇øºÆº̌ "
ßæ" ピƺ¸" ̈̇Ø̇º̊̋ " 6̶̋œ̋" ̊ØÆºÆ̊œ" œ̋" œæı̶ÆœßÆ̊̇ß̋¸" ÆŒ̇̌ƺ̌"
technology to discover how to improve brain functions.
His research highlights just how debilitating stress can be.
*̋ºœØÆº "にどどぱ "%æ̌ºÆßÆ©̋"œ̊Æ̋º̊̋"Æœ"̌Ʃƺ̌"œ"œÆ̌ºÆピÆ̊̇ºß" I believe that the perfect antidote for
information about the need for exercise, healthy diets stressed educators is a liberal dose of
and close relationships. We also know that the positive humor, fun, laughter and play.
emotions are a critical component for healthy living. It’s
a no‐brainer that educators work in stressful conditions.
They deal with high‐stakes testing, overbearing parents,
Humor (when used appropriately and sensitively)
budget shortfalls, data overload and countless other
1. Reduces stress, anxiety, and tension
pressures. (Radcliffe, 2011) I believe that the perfect
2. Promotes psychological well‐being
antidote for stressed educators is a liberal dose of humor,
3. Raises self‐esteem
fun, laughter and play.
4. Improves interpersonal interactions & relationships
5. Builds group identity, solidarity, and cohesiveness
What is Humor Exactly? 6. Enhances memory Mirth
7. Increases pain tolerance
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8. Elevates mood
I serve on the board of directors for AATH (Association
9. Increases hope, energy, and vigor
for Applied and Therapeutic Humor). The mission of this
10. Counteracts depression and anxiety
ºæß ̨æø ıøæピÆß" æø̌̇ºÆ ̇߯æº" Æœ" ßæ" œ̋ø©̋" ̇œ" ß̶̋" ̊挌ºÆß "
11. Enhances creative thinking and problem‐solving
of professionals who study, practice and promote healthy
12. Increases friendliness & helpfulness Laughter
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なぬ " +ºß̋ºœÆピÆ̋œ"ŒÆøß̶"
humor is, “Any intervention that promotes health and
14. Is contagious (induces mirth in others)
wellness by stimulating a playful discovery, expression
15. Increases interpersonal attraction and closeness
or appreciation of the absurdity or incongruity of life’s
16. Exercises respiratory muscles
situations. This intervention may enhance health or be
used as a complementary treatment of illness to facilitate WOW—How can you go wrong? Healthy humor, mirth
healing or coping, whether physical, emotional, cognitive, ̇º¸" Ø̶̇̌ß̋ø" ıøæ©Æ¸̋" ̋ºæøŒæœ" ̈̋º̋ピÆßœ" ̨æø" ̋¸̊̇ßæøœ "
social or spiritual.” Do travel to in‐jest with me! Humor is a skill that can be
improved with practice.
There have been lively discussions among humor
researchers about the difference between laughter, humor,
How Can You Use Humor I. PARENT FUN
" HOOK: Have students ask their parents about any
to Maximize Learning? science projects or other FUN projects that they did
I think that most teachers often use spontaneous humor, “way back” when they were in school. Most students
but what I am suggesting here is that humor be included in ¬ÆØØ"̌̋ß"̇"ŁÆ̊Ł"æß"æ̨"ピƺ¸Æº̌"æß"¬̶̇ß"ß̶̋Æø"ı̇ø̋ºßœ"¸Æ¸ "
a purposeful way when planning your lessons. Do try the " LINE: Students will interview the parents about what
Hook, Line and Sinker approach to using! It is an “Educator they remember of their project and why the project
Tackle Box” with purposeful inclusion of humor, fun, play was fun for them.
and laughter in your lesson plans. " 5+0-'4 "*̇©̋"œß¸̋ºßœ"ıø̋œ̋ºß"ß̶̋"ピƺ¸Æº̌œ"̨øæŒ"ß̶̋Æø"
parents including what they found to be exciting when
they went to school. Invite students to do an update
The Educator’s Tackle Box: Fishing for on the current research on this project. What have
Humor — Hook, Line, and Sinker we learned in the past 15+ years about the topic? Ask
students what is the most FUN they have had in the
The amazing thing about humor is that it has the capacity
learning process in school.
to hook student attention, put information into the short‐
term memory and thus increases the probability that the II. LEARNING IS A GIFT
data will end up into the long‐term memory. " HOOK: When beginning a new lesson, put an object
The recent accountability movement including testing that relates to your lesson in a box and wrap it in
and standards have an important role in measuring what beautiful paper or for a quicker method, put the object
children learn. Unfortunately most of these mandates in a brown paper bag.
ignore HOW we learn. A review of brain research clearly " .+0' " 4̋Ø̇ " œ̋©̋ø̇Ø" ıÆ̋̊̋œ" æ̨" ƺ̨æøŒ̇߯æº" ̇̈æß" ß̶̋"
item to the class. See if they can guess the purpose of
the lesson or the item in the box/bag.
So reel in some fun by putting the hook, " SINKER: The person that guesses the item can unwrap it
line, and sinker of humor in your tackle ̇º¸"ß̋ØØ"̶æ¬"̶̋ œ̶̋"ピÆ̌ø̋¸"Æß"æß"̨øæŒ"ß̶̋"ƺ̨æøŒ̇߯æº"
box! the teacher relayed. This works well in a science class
with introducing a chemical element or in a math class
with an introduction to the stock market or graphing.
indicates that the emotions are integral to the learning
process. If a child is angry or fearful, there may be some III. TOP TEN LISTS
short‐term learning that occurs, but an education that " HOOK: Divide students into small groups. Ask the
emerges from fear and anger is laced with negativity group to create a Letterman Top Ten List about the
towards knowledge and defeats the basic purpose of current lesson plan. Example: The top ten reasons to
learning. It spawns students who think the purpose of learn about the civil war or the top ten reasons that
̋¸̊̇߯æº" Æœ" ßæ" ı̇œœ" ß̋œßœ " *Œæø" ̊̇º" ̶̇©̋" ̇" œÆ̌ºÆピÆ̊̇ºß" recycling is important.
role in the learning process while helping to reduce the " LINE: As each group reads their list, note any duplicates.
stress and anxiety that many students (and teachers) Come up with a master class list with the best top ten
experience in the assessment process. items.
" SINKER: In the assessment ask how many of the things
Many teachers use humor as a hook. It grabs student they can remember from the top ten lists.
attention. A brain that is not attending is simply not
learning. Educators can integrate humor in every aspect IV. ASSESSMENTS ARE A JOKE
of the learning process since it helps serve as a line to the " HOOK: Hold a lottery to determine which student will
short‐term memory. The more often that line is cast the study which part of the upcoming unit or lesson.
better chance the information will sink into the long‐term " LINE: Each person will review their material by reading
memory. Using humor in the feedback and assessment it to their parents or to a younger student or in groups
process can further insure the information will “be caught”. in the classroom.
" SINKER: Ask the students to create a test question
Put humor in your lesson plans with the hook, line and that is in a joke or riddle format and summarizes their
sinker approach. Here are some ideas from teachers that reading assignment. So each student will contribute a
can be used in your K‐12 classroom. You understand the “test” question that is in the form of a riddle or joke.
needs of your students, so please feel free to adapt to your Parents often get a kick out of helping with this. The
age group and topic. The idea is to think about how you entire test can be comprised of “joke” questions.
can include humor in every aspect of your teaching.
V. HUMOR STYLES 4. Include jokes before the test by students or the teacher.
" *11- "%ø̋̇ß̋"̇"*Œæø"*̇©̋º"ƺ" æø"̊Ø̇œœøææŒ "6̶Æœ" 5. Bring gum for students to munch on or healthy snacks
Æœ"̇º"̇ø̋̇"ß̶̇ß"Æœ"ピÆØØ̋¸"¬Æß̶"ªæŁ̋"̇º¸"øÆ¸¸Ø̋"̈ææŁœ"̇œ" before the testing process.
well as fun activities and creative activities. You can
include toys, clown noses, dress‐up clothes, etc. Please You can reduce anxiety and even make your tests
note that some of these may work better for younger something that students look forward to by infusing light‐
age groups. Again‐you know what will work with your heartedness in the actual test, with a sprinkling of humor.
students. Smile‐inducers might include:
" LINE: Ask students to visit this area to research their
humor style. What makes them laugh and helps them 1. Who is your favorite teacher?
to learn? Invite them to discover how they learn A. Mary Kay Morrison B. Ms. Morrison
best and how their humor style can help them learn. C. Both A and B D. All of the Above
(Morrison, 2008) 2. What would Scooby Doo?
" SINKER: Have students share jokes and riddles over 3. Write a Letterman Top Ten List with additional things
the loud speaker in school. It is fun to create an all‐ you learned from this unit for 10 extra credit points.
school riddle contest for special occasions. Include
Do take the time to play and have fun. Believe!! Yes—
jokes and riddles and funny stories in the school
̈̋ØÆ̋©̋"ƺ"ß̶̋"̈̋º̋ピÆßœ"æ̨"̶Œæø ""+̨" æ"̇ø̋"̨ØØ"æ̨"̋º̋ø̌ "
newspaper. Display student’s riddles on the hallway
excitement and enthusiasm, your students will be more
bulletin boards.
likely to participate, be less stressed and learn more. Take
So reel in some fun by putting the hook, line and sinker of a few minutes to jot down some of your ideas and consider
humor in your tackle box! how you can include humor as a purposeful component
of your lesson plans and your assessments. Remember
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Testing Can Be a Funny Thing information on my Humor Quest page on Facebook. I
More than half our students admit to test anxiety. We know frequently share information about humor resources on
that reducing anxiety improves student performance, Linked In and Twitter. For additional information visit my
and while not every teacher can tell a joke, nearly every web site at http://www.questforhumor.com/ I would love
experienced teacher has a bag of fun tricks to improve to hear from you about your humor practice. Email me at
learning. Reaching into that bag at assessment time, and
[email protected]
adding humor to the mix, can send the dopamine levels up
and the anxiety levels down. References
+̨" æ" ̶̇©̋" ºæß" ̇Øø̋̇¸ " ¸æº̋" œæ " ß̶ƺŁ" ̇̈æß" ø̋¸̋ピƺƺ̌" Berk, R. A. (2004). Coping with the daily stressors of an
the testing/assessment process. Deliberately change the academic career: Try mirthium®. Academic Physician and
perspective of testing from a possible source of anxiety Scientist July/August, 2–3.
towards a joyful celebration of learning. Henslin, Earl. (2008). This is your brain on joy. TN: Thomas
" Hold study sessions that intersperse joke time with Nelson.
study skills strategies. Morrison, M.K. (2008) Using humor to maximize learning:
" Incorporate game formats: invite students to write test the links between positive emotions and education. Rowman
questions in a “Trivial Pursuit” format, or Jeopardy, ̇º¸".Æßߨ̋ピÆ̋ظ ".̇º̶̇Œ "/& "
Charades, Wheel of Fortune, or Finish Line. Radcliffe, Jennifer. (2011) Middle School Teachers Can Take
" Use jokes, puns, and riddles. One teacher has students Heart. Houston Chronicle
create “riddle” test questions, then uses the “riddle” Sapolsky, R. J. (1998). Why zebras don’t get ulcers: An
questions as a study guide, and includes the best updated guide to stress, stressrelated diseases, and coping.
riddles on the test. New York: W. H. Freeman.
" Turn test day into a “party day.” Again, you know which Sapolsky, R. J. (1999). Stress and your shrinking brain.
of these ideas will work best with your students. Some Discover, March, 116–22.
of these ideas may be to:
1. Create positive environment with posters, balloons
and streamers.
2. Play relaxing student‐chosen music before tests
3. Award prizes are to students who got at least 7
hours of sleep.
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