[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape's teaching style
Magda Grantwich
mgrantwich at yahoo.com
Fri Apr 13 16:26:14 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 16627
> but I think Snape goes beyond being merely just mean.
> He is a bully, he is malicious, he shows favouritism, he punishes
> needlessly, he doesn't encourage the brighter children in the
> class,
> he is sadistic (I have never forgiven him for his "I see no
> difference" comment to Hermione, on her teeth - that was extremely
> spiteful and unprofessional)...it goes on and on.
We'll accept that in the "solid grasp of his subject" department,
Snape is a good teacher. He no doubt views Dumbledore's keeping him
on as proof that he's a good teacher.
But JKR said somewhere that Dumbledore believes that students should
have wide experiences in life and one of those experiences is bad
teachers like Snape (not a direct quote).
How deflating Snape would find it if he knew that!
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