Personally, however, I think that during these interviews, the teacher has the opportunity to gain more authority in the student. Therefore, if a teacher does not behave like an authority, he can only do harm. Above all, I think it is important that the teacher not only pretends to have authority, but that he really has it, an authority that is not afraid to show humanity in that it can also err. Last week, in an internship in seventh grade, where I had my own lessons, I encountered a situation that I couldn't handle best.
Above all, I think it is important that the teacher not only pretends to have authority, but that he really has it, an authority that is not afraid to show humanity in that it can also err.