School Back - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - When You're Born a Genius

[MangaDex]

 

[kuma]

not every student is same and should have expected to achieve the same.

 

[Herowasp]

cute

 

[Oeconomist]

Interesting to have this subject treated by a mangaka with so much talent as an illustrator.

 

[Bananawithaknife]

To be honest, I don't think the Teacher's teaching style is bad however that style doesn't match with the setting.

Sure, maybe one student wants to go to art school but not everyone who joins an art club has goals like that. She would be way better in an art prep school that specifically teaches kids who want to go to the competitive field.

I will however give her flack for the "here to get results, not make friends" mentality. Networking is important in any field but especially in Art.

 

[TwisterJR]

Best Janitor, at this point she'll end up helping teachers too

 

[wlftchtr82]

Janitor Lady is a blessing to this school. I would like to see a backstory for her in her delinquent-ish looks just helping everyone out with classmates and faculty alike going “oh.”

 

[Lustrist]

art aint a zero sum game

 

[imhungryn0w]

To be honest, I don't think the Teacher's teaching style is bad however that style doesn't match with the setting.

Sure, maybe one student wants to go to art school but not everyone who joins an art club has goals like that. She would be way better in an art prep school that specifically teaches kids who want to go to the competitive field.

I will however give her flack for the "here to get results, not make friends" mentality. Networking is important in any field but especially in Art.

Her teaching style is bad.

She's projecting her insecurities from her student days all over her students while trying to live vicariously through the clubs pres. She alienated, harassed and acted in a bigoted manner while being unremorseful and arrogant. She's not suited to teaching even if her advice is helpful.

 

[Bananawithaknife]

Her teaching style is bad.

She's projecting her insecurities from her student days all over her students while trying to live vicariously through the clubs pres. She alienated, harassed and acted in a bigoted manner while being unremorseful and arrogant. She's not suited to teaching even if her advice is helpful.

I mainly refer to the style itself, and not the personality behind it. When I see educators teaching, I seperate teaching style and personality (some personality doesn't alway lead to certain styles after all). A lot of people give flack to the pressuring style, but it can work with some people (I'm one of those people).

If we're referring to the personality, motives and emotions behind it. Oh, hot damn is she awful! Projecting anything of yourself onto your students whether it'd be insecurities, expectations, time investments, or anything else is just not a good idea.

 

[Sonaldo]

Her teaching style is bad.

She's projecting her insecurities from her student days all over her students while trying to live vicariously through the clubs pres. She alienated, harassed and acted in a bigoted manner while being unremorseful and arrogant. She's not suited to teaching even if her advice is helpful.

Nah. I argue she's best suited for teaching. Especially for those that want to be the best of the best. Obviously if you're someone that just draw for fun it's not the best fit but she's great at keeping someone disciplined. Someone else said she'll be far better at a prep school for arts specifically, teaching students that are super duper serious about it.

 

[ImNotCreativeEnoughtForThese]

Its so difficult to actually find something that you like doing in life, I dont think I will ever be fully sure in my self, there are too many options out there and without hard work and focus you might get nowhere

 

[KanzakiYuu]

I have a friend in university. He would volunteer to be the one reaching out to lecturers whenever we the students encounter some inconvenience. It started with something trivial but I quickly noticed they were somewhat taking advantage of his kindness. They would push almost every single issue onto him, knowing he would do something about it. I felt bad for him and I sort of talked to him about it since maybe it wasn't anything of concern. Turns out it was bothering him, but since no one else would do it, he might as well play the role for the sake of everyone. Everybody gave an obligatory thanks, sure, but it was nothing more than short texts of "thnx" or "nice" or anything like that.

You shouldn't say yes to everything even if it means helping other people.