Which means... not a good teacher. - Edit 1
Before modification by Ghavrel at 06/05/2011 07:03:11 AM
Good teachers are engaging. Forcibly so, if necessary. They don't settle for their students just taking notes. Unless you are in enormous lecture halls, which is a different setting. But if you wasted time in a college lecture course with questions, well, that's probably worse.
Teaching is hard. That's why we admire those good at it. Anyone can interact with an interested student. Getting uninterested students involved is the actual challenge.
They just weren't forced to do more than take notes, which suited them and is no one elses fault. Hard to overcome that in those grateful for it.
Teaching is hard. That's why we admire those good at it. Anyone can interact with an interested student. Getting uninterested students involved is the actual challenge.