Crow Lake Mary Lawson Analysis

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In our life we encounter many people and sometimes we form special bonds with them, we form relationships with them. Students are a big part of a teacher’s professional life and this is why teachers form relationships with their students; this relationship is a major part of their career and can define many aspects of themselves as a teacher. “Crow Lake” by Mary Lawson and “Students” by Tom Wayman both describe the professional relationship of teachers and their students. Both the poem, “Students”, and the short story, “Crow Lake”, follow a similar theme; consequently, they have many similarities, but also many differences concerning the teachers’ relationships with their students and vice versa.

To begin with, Wayman has an understanding
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having determination to teach their students in many possible ways that their students could understand. In both “Students,” by Tom Wayman and “Crow Lake” by Mary Lawson, the students are unhappy and do not enjoy the class atmosphere. In “Students” the author is unable to teach his class the importance of education and learning.Moreover, Katie teacher in “Crow Law”, finds her class bored and tired of her learning. Even though, the students did not try their best Wayman put effort in teaching the children…

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