GURPS Social Engineering - Back to School

Contents
Introduction
	Publication History
	About the Author
	About GURPS
1. Learners  and Learning
	The Process of Learning
		Learning as Character Development
		Learning and Realism
		Learning as Drama
	What Can Be Learned
		Skills
		Untrained Skill Use
		Familiarities
		Techniques
		Other Traits
		Children
		Body Training
	Ability to Learn
		Advantages and Perks for Learners
		Anabolic Steroids
		Smart Drugs
		Disadvantages and Quirks for Learners
		Skills for Learners
		Complementary Skills
		Techniques for Learners
2. Teachers  and Teaching
	The Process of Teaching
		Teaching as a Job
		Behind the Curtain: When Teachers Fail
		Teaching as Drama
	Ability to Teach
		Advantages and Perks for Teachers
		Disadvantages and Quirks for Teachers
		Skills for Teachers
		Alternative Skills for Teachers
		Techniques for Teachers
		Spells for Teachers
3. Organizations
	Students and Teachers
		Search
		Negotiation
		Loyalty
	Academic Organizations
		Statistics
		Rank and Assistance
		The Price of Instruction
		Assistance Rolls Table for Small Organizations
		Resources
		Private Facilities
		Retreats and Workshops
	Instructional Methods
		Apprenticeship
		Tutoring
		Classroom Study
		Drill
		Learning Environments
		Online Courses
	Relationships
		Who Owns the School?
		Academic Communities
		Rival Schools
		External Communities
		Schools as Cities
		Hidden Schools
4. Campaigns
	Point of View
		Focus on Students
		Focus on Teachers
		Organizational Focus
	Tropes
	Campaign Types
		The Cloister
		Expeditions
		Fortress Academia
		Junior Achievement
Appendix: Learning Times
Bibliography
	Books
	Films
	Television Series
	Comics and Graphic Novels
	Games
Index