Compare And Contrast Hartley Vs Shaw

The mix, the change, the facts, and fiction two periods mixed around with a constant battle waging. Two heads to the one class, Hartley versus Shaw, the fight for dominance is clear. One sinking their roots into what was and the other taking the old and soaring to new heights. Soaring to new heights like a sparrow is Mrs. Hartley and there is Mr. Shaw is a tall oak digging his roots deeper into the ground. These two are harmonious, needing each other to create a productive class. There is the necessary balance through their differences, but Mrs. Hartley flies high above the rest. Through her chosen area of study and environment created within the class, Mrs. Hartley expresses her superiority in the skirmish of Interdisciplinary.
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The only reason there is a past known presently is due to the people of another time who wrote down what was happening then. Consequently, take the study of language arts away and it cuts down the tree of History that has grown tall. To have learned and mastered the subject English would need the skill along with the knowledge. Unlike history for which memorization and interpretations are key, taking and trying to understand another’s thoughts that are not your own. Having to take into account another era and all its conditions at the time then to make sense of any …show more content…
Simultaneously, Mr. Shaw’s students resemble brainwashed minions sitting surrounded by faces of the past. Being unable to accept any other guidance or association outside his sphere of influence his students unknowingly suffer. Refusing to even to support charity under Mrs. Harley’s name alone. In the beginning, sucked in by the promise of independent thought, Mr. Shaw turns into an imposing force always looming over them like the dark tower that holds the Eye of Sauron above Middle Earth all seeing and demanding of subjugation. Turning once prosperous students into the likes of senseless Orcs. Although, Mr. Shaw would not even be able to understand these analogies due to his lack of imagination and belief in fantasy. Sticking to the facts that come with History he is rooted in what is know instead of what could be.
This battle is never ending within the double period class. Mr. Shaw the tall, imposing oak with deep roots. Mrs. Hartley the free sparrow soaring high above the clouds. Moreover, she takes collective knowledge and elaborates further. The subject she teaches superior to the opposition, yet she stays humble in her critiques. Freeing the minds of her students to stand on their own. In the class war waged daily, she has the upper hand. So do not become a trapped mindless follower of old, but expand upon knowledge and find your