Snape and Teaching, Does it Matter?
nkafkafi
nkafkafi at yahoo.com
Mon May 2 22:48:27 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 128427
> Lupinlore wrote:
> Interesting as all the debates might be, does
> anyone really think that teaching is particularly important to the
> HP saga? <snip>
Neri:
Well, the HP saga DOES describe lessons, homework, school books and
tests more than any other book I can offhand think of (probably
hundreds of pages throughout the series) and it DOES have an extensive
gallery of teachers, each with a completely different teaching style,
and Rowling WAS a teacher herself and she IS very good at describing
teacher-student dynamics and her hero DOES get to be both a student
and a teacher himself. But apart from that <g> you might be quite
right and teaching is not particularly important in the HP saga.
Neri
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