Gould 0738 wrote:

It would appear as though you were again putting words in someone's
mouth.

John H

No, it's a device known as "characterizing."

No person actually spoke those words.
They were simply chosen to represent, or "characterize" two contrasting
approaches.

What the heck do you teach, John?
I suspect it isn't language arts. :-)



He doesn't teach. He babysits as a substitute, and basically is a
placeholder in various classes until the real teacher returns.
Short-term substitute teaching is a nice little racket; it allows the
school board to have an "adult" at the head of the class, and it gives
the students a break they shouldn't have, because very little teaching
takes place.





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