Part of the in-class discussion was about literature teachers/professor
and those who teach composition. Each subject is imperative with literature
courses focusing on decoding text as opposed to composition which the primary
focus is on creating them. Literature professors, make more money and have a
higher esteem within educational institutions, but not knocking the work or
literature as a whole, it seems though composition should also be held in high
regard. Instructors have the responsibility of setting the foundation for
writing which in return aids in the students understanding literature how to intelligently
read, and consume the words on paper. As Lindemann states it requires strategic
planning and execution. Composition entails more work in teaching in planning and
without completely understanding how to write, one may not be able to understand
what is written once in a literature course. Composition instructors have more pressure
and weight placed on them, nevertheless each course have a common goal to
produce students that can effectively write and decode work, with that being
said both are to be held in high respects.
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