... teacher in a classroom. The teacher's primary role is to set up a learning environment that interests the children and encourages them to ask questions and search for answers. Additionally, teachers must provide materials and situations where the children are challenged but not overwhelmed. A teacher's role is to ... her/his students. Children differ in how they learn, but they can all learn. Learning can come from personal experience, observation, conclusion, and logic; both internal and external forces come into play, therefore it is important that a teacher's role be flexible. And of ...

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... pleasing both liberals and conservatives. Pinkerton's article is based mainly on his presentation of facts. He arranges his information in an organizational manner so that it greatly appeals to the logic of the reader. He incorporates parenthesis to clarify facts and present new ideas. And uses rhetorical question to provoke thought and encourage further opinions. Many rhetorical devices are used in ... ? Home schools?" (116). The use of rhetorical question is thought provoking and it aids to facts by making the reader examine the given information and form an opinion. Through his questi...

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