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That quote doesn’t oppose structure and discipline. It opposes focusing on it rather than focusing on particular needs, when it comes to teaching students with
by GavinMcG 4y ago
That quote doesn’t oppose structure and discipline. It opposes focusing on it rather than focusing on particular needs, when it comes to teaching students with a lower existing degree of skill.
- zozbot234 4y ago> That quote doesn’t oppose structure and discipline. Of course it does, that's what the teacher is claiming. Expressly endorsing a less-structured approach, hoping that it will boost enjoyment among students who have yet to develop the basic skills of literacy. Even though the exact opposite is in fact more likely, with students being frustrated by an overly obscure, everything-goes approach.
- GavinMcG 4y agoWhere are you finding “overly obscure, everything goes”? Saying “I oppose X as a solution to a particular problem” isn’t the same as opposing X.