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And this a good example of how hard teaching is, since the reader’s experience—idiosyncratically personal, open to spontaneous discovery, and potentially discomfiting—can’t be compelled by an intrusive pedagogic method
Hard, if you make it hard — and maybe there are some small gains there, with a skilled, passionate, and empathetic teacher several standard deviations from the norm. Easy, if you make it easy — let kids keep trying until they find something they enjoy reading, then leave them be
Well in my case it’s college kids, and while my approach is to be as unobtrusive as I can, I can’t just let them be. Also, I teach the kind of stuff that’s just really hard to read w/o guidance. But for a younger set, I see what you mean
College classes are a totally different ballgame: they're not compulsory. I can't speak to your teaching ability, but if your students don't find your materials or methods useful, they presumably don't have to be there
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