After twelve years of school and four years of university, I’ve been exposed to a lot of good and bad teachers. I’ve always felt that the ones who were clearly passionate about the subject were the ones who inspired us the most while those who blatantly admitted the material was “boring” didn’t help anyone out. A recent study by McKinsey offers some useful guidelines for educational policy. What are your thoughts?

(Eugene Yiga is the editor of Varsity Blah and his latest book is available free, exclusively from www.varsityblah.com/about)