Who appointed this person Pope?
I'm certainly not a theologian, but I did teach Old Testament to 6th graders in my parish for 20 years. That ended a few years ago, when a new coordinator was hired, and he and the monsignor changed the curriculum to that of evangelization.
They dug in their heels when we disagreed, my attitude was 12 YO's don't have the education/background to evangelize...i.e. you need to learn your faith first.
All six of us who taught on Wednesday night quit. I've seen quite a few parishioners attend TLM at Mater Dei in South Irving, in part due to the changes at our parish over the past decade. St. Ann is still the largest parish in the Dallas Diocese, though.
One of the last classes I taught was on the subject of Agape Love. The night got off to a rocky start, when I was informed that I would be the only regular teacher (of six) on hand that evening.
Another adult was found to give us the two adult minimum in the classroom. It turned out to be a fantastic class, though. I recalled the material from Healing the Culture by Fr. Robert Spitzer, SJ.
I was able to capture the 40+ students' attention by explaining my unique qualifications: I graduated from Gonzaga two years after Fr. Spitzer, and often read the book.
Long story short, there were no interruptions during the class, and there were several excellent questions posed by them.