[HPforGrownups] Evaluating Snape (was: Re: Lupin's resentment )
MadameSSnape at aol.com
MadameSSnape at aol.com
Sun Mar 28 01:53:33 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 94235
In a message dated 3/27/2004 8:16:46 PM Eastern Standard Time,
vmonte at yahoo.com writes:
Hermione is not a teacher's nightmare -- she is the exact opposite!
Teachers want their students to be attentive and prepared for class.
It's obvious that all the other teachers are happy to have Hermione
in their class. Face it -- Snape is a jerk!!!!
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Sherrie here - former Hermione:
I think it very much depends upon the teacher. I freely confess - I was one
of those "bossy know-it-alls" in school - learned to read at 3, reading
Shakespeare and Greek mythology at 6, while memorizing Whitman and the Gettysburg
Address, high school vocabulary in second grade... Half the time my hand was in
the air before the teacher finished the question. Some teachers loved it -
others hated it. Of the latter, I remember only one I'd classify as a
"jerk"...and frankly, in the end the former did me more disservice, by never pushing
me to learn to study, which seriously hampered me later on, even to this day
(I'm studying for a HUGE exam in December, and stressing out MIGHTILY). The one
I remember as the "jerk" - third grade, Mrs. Cooper - is the one who pushed
me - by putting me into "I'll-show-HER!" mode, and making me WORK to prove to
her that I was the best.
:::shrug::: Snape isn't NICE - but Harry had already determined not to like
him, before he'd even met him. We really don't get much of an objective
picture of him, now, do we?
Sherrie (former Hermione, now a Snape...)
"Unless history lives in our present, it has no future."
PRESERVE OUR CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS!
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