[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape's teaching style

[Morag Traynor]

No: HPFGUIDX 16984

lea wrote:

>Right. Lets face it: this guy is a pedagogical nightmare. The
>question is not whether he is a good or a bad teacher, he is *no
>teacher* at all, its as simple as that. Ive never known or read
>about a person less qualified (in character and personal enthusiasm)
>to be a teacher than him.
>
>And he knows. He hates his job. And he doesnt mind other people
>knowing. The "dunderhead" speach makes it clear enough.
<snip>
>So I think the question of Snapes teaching qualifications and
>qualities should be settled - there are none, thats all.
>
I *try* not to send "me too" postings, but this is so good I have to say 
thanks - I originally posted that Snape was "a *terrible* teacher", but "no 
teacher" is precisely right - it *does* settle the question for me, and at 
that point my mind is at rest now.

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