WEEK 3: Reflect back on the teachers you considered in the first reflection task at the start of this week. Reconsider what it was about them that made you consider them to be so good. Would others that were taught by them have the same conclusions?

What helps a student maybe doesn't help others.

This is the first assumption that we should stablish, of course there are teachers than can connect with more students than others,  and also there are teachers that many of their students doesn't get to. But focusing in the ones that get to more kids, maybe is because they get closer to them and also guide them, not taught them directly.

Way better than direct learning is discovery one, people gets involved, needs to understand what happens, "live" what's happening. The key point for this is that theachers or guides, help them in their way of knowledge. 

My example, the Peaceful Warrior follows this kind of teaching, finds a depressed and injured gymnast looking for answers to get better, and also to become a better athlete. What Nick Nolte(the teacher) knows is that the guy has to follow a path to know how life works, how to feel full and peaceful with himself and this will let him become a better athlete and a better person.

Of course his advices for another guy could have beet meaningless, but knowing what to say and do considering every person and situation is a capacity that every teacher should want to have.