I had her as an education professor. She was a nice person but knew nothing about teaching. A lot of the required books in the course were unreadable and the course was so bad my forearms would become numb during class. She was a valuable teacher in the way of me realizing that if I taught the completely opposite way she did-give students age-appropriate literature with meaningful themes they could relate to, and explain things well-I’d be a successful teacher. I also developed a lot of good idea on how to teach a college methods course-again, the opposite of what she did. You can take away positive lessons from any professor, no matter how bad they are. She actually thought that Franz Kafka’s novel Amerika was appropriate for 10th grade. Yeah, if your class is filled with geniuses. That novel is not even on the AP Literature list. Can’t believe this randomly showed up in my feed.
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It's too bad they didn't turn off the comments on here.
Thanks for this.
Wonderful
I had her as an education professor. She was a nice person but knew nothing about teaching. A lot of the required books in the course were unreadable and the course was so bad my forearms would become numb during class. She was a valuable teacher in the way of me realizing that if I taught the completely opposite way she did-give students age-appropriate literature with meaningful themes they could relate to, and explain things well-I’d be a successful teacher. I also developed a lot of good idea on how to teach a college methods course-again, the opposite of what she did. You can take away positive lessons from any professor, no matter how bad they are. She actually thought that Franz Kafka’s novel Amerika was appropriate for 10th grade. Yeah, if your class is filled with geniuses. That novel is not even on the AP Literature list. Can’t believe this randomly showed up in my feed.
too fast to digest. I do not understand why experienced analysts just read the texts instead of telling.
It's too bad she's a reader..not a very engaging talk.