Two ways to Learn

Desiree Perez

        In my analysis there is a teacher who is juggling two different types of teaching methods. Her hands are chalk writing on the boards showing how difficult it would be learning as well as teaching in both languages. 

       Her body is much slouched in a leaning back method from the heavy loads that she is dealing with. Her knees are very bent but yes at the same time holding there/her ground not wanting to give up teaching what she loves to do. By writing English with one chalk and Espanol in the other chalk hand shows dedication. She is leaning back writing those words as if she is starting to notice how much of a progress it is going to be.

What grabbed my attention first was how the teacher’s hands were white blocks of chalk. The chalk seemed to be to white as if the message written on the board was to be acknowledged form the moment you look at the picture. They want to read what is on this picture first before wanting to look at all the other small details.  The message I got from this photo is simple but yet very important to readers by knowing how hard it is to be bilingual teacher in an English class. The picture shows in black and white which makes the letters stand out way more.

 There’s a black board with already chalk there instead of using her hands. The teacher herself seems normal height she has: short black curly hair, white long sleeve shirt, black pencil skirt, black stockings, and some basic black heels on her feet. The teacher is slouching in a way of keeping her balance, but at the same time losing it as well showing the difficulties of learning and teaching both languages on either side.