[HPforGrownups] Re: Hagrid the Betrayer/ Hagrid, the one who can't handle his job
rosie
crana at ntlworld.com
Sat Jun 22 23:25:53 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 40217
Jenny wrote:
"Why not? Would you accept a job offered to you if you knew you
couldn't handle it? I wouldn't. To me, that is part of what being
responsible is: accepting your limits. Hagrid did not do that,
training or no training. The sad thing to me is that Hagrid actually
has an *excellent* background in the care of magical creatures, but
his bias towards the dangerous ones combined with his general
insecurities prevent him from being the teacher he could be. I don't
buy the "he didn't ask for it" excuse; there are plenty of things we
are all asked to do in our lives and when we say yes, we must accept
the responsibilities that come with our decisions. Either way, Hagrid
is the one who ultimately failed at the position."
Come on, we know how great he thinks Dumbledore is. In Hagrid's eyes, I think, Dumbledore wouldn't offer him a job unless he trusted him to do it well :)
Maybe Hagrid could be sent to teacher training. I wonder how teachers get qualified in the WW? Incidentally, are you a UK teacher or are you from abroad?
Rosie, having read about a UK teacher training thing, where you must tick boxes to show that you *can* write on a blackboard, and laughing at the thought of Hagrid doing so.
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