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[Magic School Bus] Is there a strong educational benefit to risking the lives of ones students in order to give them practical examples of random bits of trivia?

I'm a state Inspector and having observed Miss. Frizzle and her class shrink down and enter a sink to discover where municipal water goes does seem interesting, however two children nearly drowned, one was traumatized, and no one learned any math today.
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When what you're learning is a matter of life or death, those are the lessons you *never* forget.  

The kids are never in any real danger - the Friz is in full control.  She just lets them think they could actually be harmed in order to drive the lessons home.  She's some sort of 8-dimensional being and/or a wizard.

Parents were fully apprised of her teaching style and they signed waivers too.  It's their fault if they didn't fully read the full document or thought it was a joke.