I began by saying I believe we're all here for the same reason but that our life experiences determine the philosophies we have and how we think things should be achieved. Should a teacher give students the answers to an exam and teach only what the students want to learn to make them feel good, or should a teacher give students the resources, knowledge, and confidence to take responsibility, work hard, and succeed? Or, an analogy I alluded to at the start: which parent loves their children the most, those who give their child everything, protect them from all unpleasant experiences and reward them for mediocrity, or the parent who gives their child the skills to succeed and to cope with an ever-changing, sometimes difficult, and unpleasant world? I know which philosophy I think is right, but I'm sure there's a happy medium.