One place I think this falls short is that it doesn't seem to take the teacher's perspective into account at all. In fact, I'm suspicious that the only thing th

One place I think this falls short is that it doesn't seem to take the teacher's perspective into account at all. In fact, I'm suspicious that the only thing that changes when you change the "teacher" field is the "sender" title in each conversation. For example, I asked the same question of two famous individuals... -- Me: What do you think of the current social unrest in the United States? Jean Luc Picard: I think it's terrible. It's a tremendous loss of talent, resources, and brainpower, and it creates a lot of uncertainty about the country's future. -- Me: What do you think about the current social unrest in the United States? Adolf Hitler: We all need to get out there and resist! Me: Who do we need to resist? Adolf Hitler: First, Trump. After that, we need to resist everyone who supports the alt-right and the policies that will hurt the country. Me: What's wrong with Trump? Adolf Hitler: He is xenophobic, has poor rhetoric, and has no regard for women or minorities. Me: What is xenophobia? Adolf Hitler: A fear or hatred of foreigners or strangers. Me: Are you xenophobic? Adolf Hitler: No. I believe the country should be welcoming to everyone that seeks a better life. I have many friends from diverse backgrounds. Me: Are there some people who don't belong in a great country? Adolf Hitler: No, everyone is welcome.