It's all about connecting.
The Big Picture In "Time to Fly," the third episode of Ahsoka, Sabine Wren's Jedi training is already started under the tutelage of Ahsoka Tano . The whole thing has been rather controversial up until now, mostly because Sabine isn't Force-sensitive and Ahsoka also isn't an actual Jedi, but the pair seems to be on to something, because they have certainly developed good dynamics over the last episode.
The scene in Ahsoka is reproduced almost verbatim , but the fact that she's taking part in the exercise too is extremely important because of the direct exchange with her Padawan. When Han Solo says "Good against the living, that’s something else,” he's really taunting Obi-Wan and Luke, but he does have a point. Direct exchange between teacher and student is essential to develop the learning dynamics from both sides and create a bond between them.
Over the centuries, Jedi training became somewhat impersonal, devoid of connection between master and apprentice. This is for two reasons: First, masters were expected to have multiple apprentices during their lifetimes like Dooku did with Qui-Gon Jinn and Rael Aveross. Second, the Jedi were just too numerous, and eventually, the need to train this many people resulted in more "artificial" methods.
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