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Old 09-21-2009, 07:44 AM   #67
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Originally Posted by LDBoblo View Post
Hahaha...I don't work with children, but that was interesting, if a bit of a caricature. Blending the question/reason principles into other styles is advantageous and much less time-consuming. That teacher also looked at it from the perspective of participation and student interest, which is also a somewhat important, but limited perspective and in many places has led to little more than a transformation of the teacher into a clown or entertainer, where job security depends primarily on popularity.
Isn't that how it worked (at least regarding the last part) in universities of olden days?

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I could write a huge post on the way teaching works in Asia, but I'm trying to avoid it, because I think it will just put me in a bad mood.
Be morose! That's a post I want to read.

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