Intimidation and The Book Of Genesis
Intimidation is not an appropriate teaching method. Rosemary Parker, the author of the essay that we read in class, doesn’t think being mean and embarrassing is an effective way to teach. She thinks when people are intimidated they have more trouble learning. She says in any other scenario, it is not tolerated. Only in coaching, is intimidation an acceptable method of teaching to most people. I agree that intimidation is not an appropriate teaching method with children. Children are too The Intimidating Female(Bible) The Intimidating Female in Genesis In the narrative in the book of Genesis, there are two main objectives.
The first is a general goal to create a complex young world to be motivated by intimidation. Intimidation would only make a child react in a negative way. Why would we want our children go threw more than we would want to go threw ourselves? Intimidation is not appropriate in the work environment. Bosses aren’t aloud to scream and imbarress there employees. There are rules and regulations that protect workers from bosses who intimidate. She supports her claims by explaining that other coaches are worst than her daughters. The Intimidating Female In Genesis
The Intimidating Female in Genesis In the narrative in the book of Genesis, there are two main objectives. The first is a general goal to create a complex world designed coach at a neighborhood school who takes it right down to a foot stamping, bleacher-kicking tirade. And the boys get it worse than the girls. A band instructor preparing for competition screams threats of what will happen unless more precision is achieved, using words that shock even those kids whose language is an adolescent shade of blue. She talks about other more serious situations and how not even they use intimidation. Not even the armed forces buys the old stress shitty.
