Addae john k.
English 080
03/12/2014
Kingsfield and Keiting Way Of Teaching
Two roads diverge to the woods, whichever you take you gets to your destination, but upon your arrival you acquire a distinct experience due to what you saw on the way. Every teacher has got his unique style of teaching, but they all end up deriving an effective and productive result. Kingsfield, a law instructor, used the rigid standard style of teaching. He expect his students to review prior the next day lesson begins. Likewise they supposed to quote directly from the author’s point of view. He always expects his students to think analytically to produce an impeccable answers to his questions. He ones warn Hart, one of his students never to assume in his class. “Having a photographic memory is absolutely useless if you cannot analyze the fact.” said Mr. Kingsfield. He uses the Socratic way of teaching, asking series of questions. He believes acting rude sometimes, is also a way to challenge his student to draw out their hidden potentials. After all, he never takes offence when his students speak their mind to him. On the other hand, Mr. Keiting an English instructor believes curdling his students is the superlative approach to get them involved. Anderson who even thought whatever is inside him was worthless and nothing was curdled in way of manner that he made a barbaric yawp and recited a sudden poem filled with overpowering surprise he had never thought of, which made everyone in the class astonished.