This is a partisan opinion and don't have anything to do with the example you use.

The writer didn't say which was which tho

partisan somehow has become a bad word ,don,t we vote for who we like ???????????if being partisan means i prefer HAI over PGC ,THEN I AM GUILTY AS CHARGED ...the only corrupt thing that stuck under HAI was the nona juice thing ,,now under PGC,theres too much to list ,,if no one was partisan we wouldn,t need elections,,,

IN TOTAL AGREEMENT WITH THE WRITER OF THIS LETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL I did not see this letter going that way. I thought it had something to do with education. That last line caught me off guard. lol

Hahah, so did I. I was really thinking about teachers, education, and the real world. Did NOT see Perry Christie and Hubert Ingraham coming!

Amazing that we get bent out of shape over little things. The writer never stated who was the easy teacher and who was the hard teacher. If one happens to be upset over the writer details, then if means that you must consider the leader that you support in particular to be the easy teacher. However, the trivia of the writer is good. Sparks us toward critical thinking and analysis.

exactly....the writer did not say.....She left it up to the reader

In the body of the letter the example was a definite comparison between easy and hard, also the order that it was in starting from easy to hard, so if the writer use PGC name first and HAI name second draw a common since conclusion; if the example was definite than the real world scenario has to be definite also.

You are right as well

In hindsight I have to give the writer wrong for assuming that all of the readers of this letter would be students of the English Language. "Moncurcool", when drawing a comparison (this is a comparative piece of writing) the aspects described first, second, etc are ascribed to the names that are mentioned first, second, etc. So - 'easy class, easy teacher' goes to Perry Christie and 'hard as hell class, mean as ever teacher' goes to the Honourable Hubert A. Ingraham.
Also, the purpose of the phrase "consecutive difference" is to point to the fact that the order of the descriptions given are ascribed to the order in which the names are given. No charge for the lesson.

You are right, missed that consecutive difference part.

lol @ "no charge for the lesson."

lol

Its depend on the environment and the concern of the teacher. Sometimes a hard teacher of the class becomes easy for few off one and some times easy become hard.

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