The personal growth method, though more motivating than other model, needs to be
modified to serve the needs of students and to achieve the goals of
literature: to appreciate literature, acquire experience which will
contribute to personal growth and to extend reading literature outside the
classroom. These modifications include making a balance between
learner-centered and teacher-centered methods of teaching. The personal
growth model assumes that focus should be the interests of students and
their own experiences. The desired goal is to develop students' own
opinions and to create an interaction between readers and text. The
question here is this: can students achieve this if they were left on their
own? Depending on the response of the subjects to the instruments, the
answer is 'no'.