The teacher might find the content of romance novels too unrealistic or distracting from the real educational goals. Teachers usually focus on knowledge that can be used in teaching or is related to students' development, and they may think romance novels don't fall into this category. Also, they could be concerned that some ideas in romance novels might not be suitable for students if they were to recommend or promote such books in an educational setting.
As the story of the novel Rabbit was relatively simple and lacked novelty, it was rarely mentioned by the teacher. Rabbit was a novel that presented the warmth and cruelty of the animal world in a humorous way. The story was mainly about a small animal named "Rabbit" who made a big mistake on impulse and finally managed to save the situation through his own efforts and kindness. Although the novel had profound meaning and meaning, it was difficult to arouse the teacher's interest because of its simple plot and lack of attraction. In addition, some teachers might think that the characters in the novel were not vivid enough and the plot was not smooth enough, so it was difficult for the novel to become a favorite novel for students.
This question involved many aspects that could not be answered simply. However, some boys might not like to read romance novels because they prefer to explore other types of books such as adventure novels, science fiction novels, historical novels, and so on. Boys may also think that romance novels are too romantic and unrealistic due to social and cultural factors, or that they emphasize too much on love and ignore other values such as friendship, career, family, etc. Of course, these were just some possible factors. The actual situation varied from person to person. Whether boys liked to read romance novels depended on their interests, cultural background, reading experience, and so on.
I'm not sure if the "super teacher" you're referring to has a clear ending. Many urban novels may not give an exact ending, depending on the plot and the development of the characters. If Super Teacher is a novel you are familiar with, please provide more information. I will try my best to answer your questions.
Romance novels usually focus on romance and love, involving many emotions and plots. These elements may be too emotional and unrealistic for many men. Some men may think that the plot in the novel is exaggerated or just a fictional fantasy, and that love in real life is not always as good as depicted in the novel. Other men might think that the female characters in romance novels are too perfect and lack real humanity and complexity, while people in real life are often not so perfect. Of course, not all men didn't like romance novels. Some people might like to read novels with love as the theme to seek inner resonance and emotional sustenance.
I'm not sure which novel series or work you're referring to because the name of Teacher Eromania doesn't belong to any known novel series or work. If you have more specific information or background, I can try to answer your questions.
The teacher asked the class monitor why the boys didn't come to write novels today, probably because she wanted to observe the boys 'writing style and level, or she wanted to choose some novels written by boys as topics for class discussion. If a boy was unwilling to come to class, the teacher might ask him to write an article to express his thoughts.
Some readers may collect novels that they think are not good because they think these novels have unique value or value, such as: 1. The novel may provide some plot or characters that the reader can resonate with. The novel may provide some unique perspectives or ways of thinking for readers to think and broaden their horizons. 3. The novel may provide some language or description skills to let the readers feel the beauty of literature. 4. The novel may provide some plot or characters to inspire the readers. In addition, some readers may collect novels that they think are not good because they hope to learn or borrow some experience or skills from them in the future. Therefore, even if readers think a novel is not good, they may still keep it and hope to benefit from it in the future.
One inference could be that the teacher values their time in a way that doesn't align with reading romance novels. They may see it as a waste of time when they could be reading something more relevant to their profession. Another inference is that the teacher may have a more conservative or traditional view on literature. They might think that romance novels are not of high literary value compared to classic or more serious works. And perhaps, the teacher simply has not been exposed to good romance novels that could change their perspective, but based on their current stance, they seem to be averse to the genre in general.
There are many possible answers to this question because different teachers and schools may have different views and regulations. The following are some possible reasons: 1. The school rules prohibit electronic devices from entering the school, including comics and novels. This could be because the school was worried that students might use electronic devices inappropriately on campus or be addicted to these works, which would affect their studies. The school believes that the content of comics and novels is not suitable for students to watch and may distract students from their classroom studies and homework. Some comics and novels may contain violence, eroticism, or other inappropriate content, which may cause dissatisfaction or discomfort among students. Schools may be worried that comics and novels will negatively affect students 'eyesight. Reading comics and novels in school classes may cause students to frequently look down at the screen and negatively affect their vision. 4. The school may think that comics and novels require additional storage space and maintenance costs, which may increase the school's expenses when used in the classroom. It is important to note that these are just some possible reasons. The specific reasons may vary by school, grade, and course. If the teacher thinks that comics and novels are not suitable for use in class, they may explain this to the students and allow them to read them after class or during self-study time.
Some people might not have liked it because of its violence or nonlinear narrative.