Journal 2/25

I understand that you don't want to delegitimize your Professor's work and authority however if you believe that there is something she could do that can help you and your peers improve your learning then you should find a way to let her know. If it makes you feel uncomfortable confronting her about it then there are other ways you can go about it. For instance, you mentioned watching Les Choristes and I don't know if you already have but if you were assigned to write a commentary or something about it then you could mention what you learned from the film; " the need to respect the student, and attempt to learn about the student" in your writing and somehow transition into the tips you were thinking of earlier that you wanted to tell her. If this doesn't work then there is always the mid-semester and/or end of the semester evaluation forms you can use to express your ideas on how she could improve her teaching methods. These are just suggestions, whatever you decide to do in the end is up to you but in the future I think it would be great if you let your voice be heard, after all the way education is taught is constantly changing and its always different and in my opinion an educator should understand that and be open to alternative ways of teaching.