Tuesday, 12 February 2013
when can we say the teacher has taught?
In order to teach, there must be present: the teacher, the learner and a conducive environment. More often than not, we find that the person being taught is not willing to change their behavior and cannot therefore be referred to as a learner. This brings about alot of confusion; if the learner does not learn can we then say that the teacher has taught?
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my surgery consultant used to say the learner is "resistant to knowledge" the teacher has not taught since the learner has gained nothing...
ReplyDeleteHaha..."resistant to knowledge" I'll use this one in class def!
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