Shirasawa ARW

According to Meiland, a "good" college teacher presents information in the following way. A good college teacher presents information which is what currently believed and spends much time talking about its basis because students are required a different and higher type of understanding and they must perform another sort of intellectual work on the material, namely critical examination and evaluation after they understood the basis.

I'm agree with him. If teacher don't present information and talk about its basis, students can't master important skills of critical examination and evaluation which instructors expect you to master because most of them might have never been told to find the reason which make us trust in what currently believed before.