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My Trip to the Creation Museum
The Creation Museum demonstrates that the ministry of Answers of Genesis is not first and foremost about Genesis—it's about Answers.
Neanderthals, humans and interbreeding: old bones, new evidence
For Evangelicals interested in the evolutionary history of our species, the results of a new study are a "smoking gun" for human/Neanderthal interbreeding.
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If you aren't certain of what you have a knack for, ask friends, relatives and colleagues. They may point out things you simply take for granted. Think about the things you've been good at since your were a kid. If you're uncertain, though, several organizations, including the Rockport Institute, provide career-testing programs that can help you assess your natural talents.
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Here are five jobs where you can follow your talent to make money. These jobs may offer flexible hours and can be on a full- or part-time basis. Pay varies depending on the employer, your experience and where you live.
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The nitty-gritty: Do you have a money voice? If you've been blessed with a deep, resonating timbre, or perhaps a smoky, husky purr, it might be time to put it to work. The need for voice talent is rising. That's thanks to the increase in online multimedia websites and audiobooks. The variety of possible gigs ranges from commercials to Web videos, audiobooks, documentaries, business and training videos, telephone messages and applications. Last year, the freelance website Elance.com touted voice acting as one of the fastest-growing fields, with a threefold increase in job postings on the site.
This is generally a job for freelancers, and your services may be required for only a single recording session. That means you'll probably have to hustle to build a viable business. Once you're established, though, it can turn out to be a great part-time job.
Pay: The Bureau of Labor Statistics doesn't track wages of voice actors but includes them under the actor banner, which pays a median $17.50 an hour. An average salary of $66,000 is reported by Indeed.com. Typical rates for a recording session generally are between $75 and $350 per hour.
Qualifications: You'll probably have to invest in equipment such as recording software, a microphone and headsets if you are working from your home office. You'll also need to shell out for a professional demo to send out to prospective clients. An acting background helps, although it's not mandatory. Some resources to tap into are forums such as voiceactingalliance.com, Voiceactingclub.com and websites likeVoice123.com and Voices.com. To get higher-paying voice-over jobs, you may need to join a union such as SAG-AFTRA, the combination of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Union fees will vary depending on your market.
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As mentioned in my earlier posts my mom is an avid gardener. She works hard to grow bananas, jackfruits, mangoes, chikoo etc etc n the list is endless. She tries her hand at growing seasonal vegetables every year but so far we have never had loads of vegetables in our garden except for tendali. Their growth is scary since she would make us eat it every alternate day. We have also had the chance to eat home grown papayas, pineapples, guavas, cashews and drumsticks. Mom also grows chillies at home which according to her taste "far better" than the ones sold in the market. We just accept it coz we know that its number of years and her gardening that is taking a toll on her taste buds; Infact sometime I feel its my sis's cooking that is taking the toll on her taste buds. Anyways, growing with a backyard full of home grown vegetables and fruits I have eaten all types of fruits in raw and ripened stage. Banana & plantain trees for us meant a thick bush( read jungle) that we could directly see while sitting on the dining table. So the first site of flowering for these plants meant over-dose of that fruit or vegetable. Inspite of this we were never put off by the vegetable. I think this fruit/vegetable is very adorable since it derives the flavor of the spices it is cooked in very fast. I have just recentlt been enlightened that amongst the jains plantain/bananas replace potato in their cooking. So right from pav bhaji to vada pav to chips its Banana all the way. Coming back to my moms gardening-harvesting-cooking, she is a very intelligent woman who would always come up with something innovative, delicious and the most intelligent way to finish off all her garden-harvest.
I generally preferred the vegetable harvest since the quantity would be lesser but then i totally drool over fruits ( other than cashews) from our garden so they were always gulped down faster. Mom's plantain harvest would be celebrated in many houses since this gigantic bunch could only get over after distributing to our close friends, relatives and neighbors. This harvest was also most feared for two reasons. One being storage space in the refrigerator and secondly this veggie would be cooked, recooked and served for weeks to come. Mom would generally come up with bhaji, fritters, chips, bharta, curry etc etc etc but my favorite were plantain cutlets. They are excellent as snack, could be used as Pattie in a vegetarian burger.
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oil for frying.
Cook Plantain in a pressure cooker unto 3 whistles. After it's cooled, peel and discard the outer skin. Mash the banana and all the other ingredients. In a plate keep the semolina/bread crumbs. Knead the mixture till it mixes well. take a ping-pong sized ball mixture and flatten it like a Pattie. Roll this in semolina and shallow fry with little oil.
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Oct 13, 2010
This year we were down to one table instead of the usual two we need. That is okay once in a while but I prefer a house full.
My friend brought me a lovely bouquet of flowers that took center stage on the table until dinner when we needed to make room for the food. Then I put them on the coffee table.
Oops my clock face is tilting. I painted that piece and then put a crackle finish on to it which turned milky white and ruined the piece. I have to sand it down and start fresh one day.
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- Kathleen said...
Beautiful table! And I bet the food was great too!
- October 13, 2010 at 9:00 PM
- ssomerville said...
Your table is beautiful. Glad you had a great Thanksgiving!
- October 13, 2010 at 9:09 PM
- Bernie said...
What a lovely table Lori, everything looks beautiful.....:-) Hugs
- October 14, 2010 at 12:16 AM
- Gail @ Faithfulness Farm said...
Beautiful table Lori!! So warm and welcoming :)
P.S. You're entered in to my giveaway..of course I'll ship to Canada!
- October 14, 2010 at 6:40 AM
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
Love the quilted runners and the checks on the dishes. Such a lovely tablescape. I am with you, I really prefer a really full house. I'm sure you had a wonderful day. Hugs, Marty
- October 14, 2010 at 8:58 AM
- A Sense Of Comfort said...
Beautiful Lori!!! Happy Belated Thanksgiving My Fellow Canadian Friend.God Bless You & Your Family.DeeDee
- October 14, 2010 at 9:24 AM
- mama-face said...
wow, i'm feeling inspired to do more than throw on a tablecloth. the extras really do enhance the meal. your tablescapes are amazing and beautiful.
- October 14, 2010 at 9:51 AM
- Tricia@The Dull and the Dutiful said...
What a wonderful, welcoming table for the holiday! I really love that checked border on your plates. Your hospitality shines through in your post!
- October 14, 2010 at 10:47 AM
- Alycia Nichols said...
Delicious looking table!!!
- October 14, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- Gardening in a Sandbox said...
You set a very pretty table Lori. Hope you had a great meal.
- October 14, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- A rootdigger said...
It looks so inviting
- October 14, 2010 at 7:11 PM
- Dreamgoddess said...
Your table looks so warm and elegant. Very pretty!
- October 16, 2010 at 7:09 AM
- Entertaining Women said...
Job well done! I can imagine that your guests lingered at your lovely and comfortable looking table for a long time after the feast. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Hepatitis A virus (HAV) is endemic throughout the world, occurring most commonly, however, in areas of poor hygiene and low socioeconomic conditions. The virus is transmitted primarily by the fecal-oral route, and it is spread by close person-to-person contact and by food- and water-borne epidemics. Outbreaks frequently occur in overcrowded situations and in high-density institutions and centers, such as prisons and health care or day care centers. Viral spread by parenteral routes (eg, exposure to blood) is possible but rare, because infected individuals are viremic for a short period of time (usually <3 weeks). There is little or no evidence of transplacental transmission from mother to fetus or transmission to newborn during delivery.
In most cases, antibodies to HAV (anti-HAV) are detectable by the time that symptoms occur, usually 15 to 45 days after exposure. Initial antibodies consist almost entirely of the IgM subclass. Anti-HAV IgM usually falls to an undetectable level by 6 months after HAV infection. Anti-HAV IgG levels rise quickly once the virus is cleared and may persist for many years. Currently, commercial diagnostic assays are available for detecting only anti-HAV IgM (HAVM / Hepatitis A IgM Antibody, Serum) or anti-HAV total (IgM and IgG), but not anti-HAV IgG alone.
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Detection of recent or previous exposure or immunity to hepatitis A
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This assay detects the presence of anti-HAV total (both IgG and IgM combined). A positive result indicates that the patient had hepatitis A either recently or in the past or immunity to hepatitis A from vaccination.
If clinically indicated, specific testing for anti-HAV IgM (HAVM / Hepatitis A IgM Antibody, Serum) is necessary to confirm the presence of acute or recent hepatitis A. A positive result for anti-HAV total (HAV / Hepatitis A Total Antibodies, Serum) with a negative anti-HAV IgM (HAVM / Hepatitis A IgM Antibody, Serum) result indicates immunity to hepatitis A from either past HAV infection or vaccination against HAV.
A negative result indicates the absence of recent or past hepatitis A or a lack of immunity to HAV infection.
Borderline test results for anti-HAV total may be seen in: 1) acute hepatitis A with rising levels of anti-HAV IgM, 2) recent hepatitis with rising levels of anti-HAV IgG, or 3) cross-reactivity with nonspecific antibodies (ie, false-positive results). Retesting of both anti-HAV total (HAV / Hepatitis A Total Antibodies, Serum) and anti-HAV IgM (HAVM / Hepatitis A IgM Antibody, Serum) is recommended to determine the definitive HAV infection status.
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I saw the black jerseys on Ebay $55 per pcs, i think i need get one. hahaha
I saw the black jerseys on Ebay $55 per pcs, i think i need get one. hahaha
I just ordered an orange Cam Wake and a black LeBron James jerseys...will post pics when I get them.
seriously weike has been great for me. i continue to buy jerseys from them all the time. I did get a total of two ****ty dolphins jerseys which were replaced. STAY AWAY FROM THEIR ORANGE, except for marshall and i think their cam wake is new. Their aqua and white jerseys are sick and ill continue to tell people the same. STAY AWAY FROM THE ORANGE!!!
i got the new orange Marshall jersey, Amazing how good it looks, and every one in the bar on sunday say why they're looks so diff than mine. That cause mine is the real orange and yours are bronco bright neon garbage with horrible shiny letters , and logos that bad aren't the right color.
Good to hear that he is finally getting some new better quality orange ones one. I might give him a shot again with a Wade heat Jersey and probably a misi Jersey next year.
I forgot to post that a couple of days after I made this topic I got an email that he was giving me a refund. It was unfortunate for me that the jersey was stained up on top of the dolphin and sun being messed up. He did give me a refund so all is good. I just don't know what to do with the dansby jersey.
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Just sell your Dansby jersey to some drunk dolphin fan for $5 or $10 bucks at the bar. Hey Jason TYO can u post ur pics of your orange Wake jersey???? If its nice thats what Im gonna order. Else I might go with Aqua.
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Do you learn the basics to make it in life at school or on your own?
Rather hard to explain but I tend to think watching listening adjusting to life on seeing other peoples lifes give you a better chance of making it in life than education in schools .
Jan 25 2013: This has been doing the rounds for a while now, and holds some truths that may answer, in part, your question:
Bill Gates recently gave a Commencement speech at a High School about 11 things they did not and will not learn in school.
He talks about how feel-good, politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and how
this concept set them up for failure in the real world.
Rule 1: Life is not fair - get used to it!
Rule 2: The world won't care about your self-esteem. The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself.
Rule 3: You will NOT make $60,000 a year right out of high school. You won't be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both.
Rule 4: If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss.
Rule 5: Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your Grandparents had a different word for burger flipping: they called it opportunity.
Rule 6: If you mess up, it's not your parents' fault, so don't whine about your mistakes; learn from them.
Rule 7: Before you were born, your parents weren't as boring as they are now. They got that way from paying your bills, cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you think you are. So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parent's generation, try delousing the closet in your own room.
Rule 8: Your school may have done away with winners and losers, but life HAS NOT. In some schools, failing grades are gone and they'll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer. This doesn't bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life.
Rule 9: Life is not divided into semesters. You don't get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF. Do that on your own time.
Rule 10: TV is NOT real life. In real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs.
Rule 11: Be nice to nerds. Chances are you'll end up working for one.
Jumana Bitar
Jan 20 2013: We build our basics of life as we grow up, and being in school is only a part of growing up. School is definitely a source of knowledge, but not necessarily the only one. Our parents have a great contribution also, but eventually what we experience in life and interactions with people formulate our beliefs, and therefore the basics of life.
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Jan 11 2013: First, "watching listening adjusting to life on seeing other peoples lifes" is not really "on your own." You will learn extremely little unless other people are involved. Your family should be your first and best school.
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Second, "the basics" is ambiguous. If you expect us to define this, you will get many different answers.
Third, as others have said, "make it in life" is very ambiguous, so it is difficult to say which learning method contributes more.
This is what I really want to say:
What we expect from our schools has changed a great deal over the years. Two hundred years ago schooling was largely limited to the upper classes and the goal was to become socially acceptable. Then schools were expected to give children the basics of reading writing and arithmetic. These children often left school after just a few years, to help the family make a living. Then school got really organized and on a course of continual improvement. Some people now look at schools as manufacturing plants, producing human products ready for the market place. Other people expect schools to foster creativity and innovation. What "we" expect of "our" schools today is a complete mishmash of hopes rather than reasonable goals. It is no wonder that so many people are disappointed with schools when the schools do not have clearly stated, measurable objectives. Fortunately, we seem to be headed in that direction.
Regardless of how good our schools become, most of your time will be spent outside of school, and children are learning machines, learning ALL of the time. So life outside of school will always be a major contributor to education.
Jan 11 2013: I should think both.......don't you?
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Because after all, school is only temporary.....then life sets in and you have to learn from observation, trial and error, and experience.
I am sure there are many individuals in our world who are enjoying happy lives, and have never set foot in a school.
On a final note, "making it in life" means different things to different people. So everyone will have a different way of answering your question, and express varying opinions.
Who taught you how to write and use punctuation and grammar for your to compose your TED question?
Jan 25 2013: I don't understand something in your comment here, why does life set in AFTER school. Is there some kind of law that I wasn't aware about that states that life is only okay to be lived AFTER I complete school. So are you saying that in essence I'm going to spend about 17 years of my life that isn't going to count? Am I going to get credited for it later? So, people aren't going to find their passion, their soulmate, their anything in school by your assertions but you know as long as I get credited for those years later. However I do agree with the bottom few portions of your comment.
Jan 25 2013: "I believe a certain level of schooling is necessary until you LITERALLY BEGIN FINDING YOURSELF which by the way school suppresses and after that you need to go adventure and make your own way."
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You are one of those talented people who found yourself while still in high school.
Life begins at birth, not after school..........you read too much into my comment.
If you read the question on top of the page and then read my answer again..... you will see that in context I was stating that school, because it is temporary.....provides only part of what we need in life.....to suppose that life comes after school, is drawing a conclusion I did not intend for the reader to draw. That's like me taking your comment in quotations and focusing on the word UNTIL........then drawing the conclusion that you can only find yourself AFTER you finish schooling.
In any case......I hope I cleared up your misconception of my comment.
It is nice to have a high schooler commenting on this conversation......it gives us old fogeys insight into your perception of things.
Be Well.........hope you make it to Peru someday!!Jan 16 2013: You learn the basics of life on your own regardless of whether or not you decide to pay attention in school. Those who are driven enough to understand that they will need to acquire additional skill sets to advance/compete will invest in some type of education. Whether it is a college degree or interviewing people for their advice as you wonder through the school of hard knocks, you need both for a better chance of making it in life.
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Jan 16 2013: Dear Cornelius,
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To create a decent life for yourself, you need to go to school first.
Hopefully by high school, you find out what you love. This is the most important thing; find out what you love doing; sports, science, arts, humanities, whatever. Later (in college) you can narrow your subject, and focus studying mostly what you love. A college degree should be the first goal in life. The best colleges are combined programs (studies with practical experience). Then you find a job. You may have to go through a few to find the best for you. It has got to be what you love doing. Because you will be spending a lot of your life in it. A good education will give you the "basics" - the means (job) for an end (a life that makes you happy)... Hopefully you will have teachers and parents who 'facilitate' your learning through this part.
What gives you a better chance of creating a good life for yourself, is getting to know yourself not looking out at other people, but looking inside yourself. Deep inside somehow you already know what you are, what makes you happy, what you love to do, who you are. You need to keep trying to hear your own inner voice. That is the best guide for your life. Awareness and learning by observation are essential. Observing your inner self is where you find your voice that tells you how to build your best life. You have to "learn' about yourself yourself. You will "make it" when you find your inner truth and stay true to yourself...Hopefully you will have parents, mentors, friends, who 'facilitate' your learning (growth) through this part.
Life and school are both "schools". Everyone learns everything on their own:) No body can learn for another.
I noticed that you already speak 3 languages! That is a talent ! I hope you get to listen to many Talks at TED and find YOUR inspiration:). I agree with Sir Robinson. And his proposal will become reality in 50? years(hopefully). Maybe you will be an aged teacher with a smile on his face then.
Jan 25 2013: Quite frankly I find your comment far too practical, Americanized brainwash, low on thought and absolutely ridiculous (for the most part anyway). Why should having a college degree be the first goal in life? Why is it so necessary to have a degree that frankly in this global economy is useless? There are so many Harvard, Yale, MIT grads that are on the street with no job and the jobs being offered to them are nowhere near the level that they should be. Why must I spend four years (min.) of MY own precious life inside of another school? If I don't will I not be successful? I am sick and tired of parents, teachers etc. making assumptions that they know what is best for each child and their own personal needs. As an 11th grader that has always been identified as gifted and is a member of the National Honor Society I would like to know why. Just simply why? I don't understand why it's no longer acceptable to want to adventure and experience life but it is far more acceptable to be an unhappy fat lard that sits behind a desk all day but apparently has a "happy life" or "the American Dream". This dream is apparently afforded to this fat lard because he has a MBA, spare me. I don't think these people are happy because frankly there is a whole life out there and it's just passing them by. You state that having a good education is going to provide the means (job) for an end (a life that makes me happy) and that is not necessarily true, there are plenty of happy people that never went to college or never finished and yet are completely happy. This reminds me of a conversation I had with my mum, when I told her I wanted to adventure so I wanted to go to Europe (UK, France and Italy) this summer by myself or possibly with a few friends and then before college take a gap year, and in that moment I believe she wanted to kill me, because of the way that education is viewed. Some kind of golden ticket that will give you all of your dreams, that thinking Juliette is BS, plain BS.
Jan 25 2013: When I finished high school I rested a year.....worked and saved money for a new car...one that wouldn't give me trouble commuting to school and work.
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Because I always loved teaching, there was no doubt in my mind that I wanted to get a degree in education.
But that was just the beginning......as an educator, I have taken my degree to many countries around the world. I have had many adventures out there.
In your case, you also know what you want.
Just be patient, and know that you will be able to travel and adventure. In the meantime, you can use this time at home to really plan out your short an long term goals. Make your itenarary of places you wish to visit, and when.
Use the TED site to get inspired by continuing to view the great videos about people making a difference around the world. Write down the names of these individuals, and the places and organizations that most impress you. Also the causes that move you, that you are passionate about.
I didn't get itchy for getting out there into the world until after I finished college......by that time I was an adult, and earning the money I needed to go places. Noone could stop me, and believe me, they tried.....not only my parents, but also my friends. Out of love and concern for my well-being, they tried to talk me out of travelling by myself. This was a long time ago, the world was a different place.
So try to put yourself in your mums shoes.....and just be patient.
I hope I haven't offended you with any of my words. But as a mom and educator, I am always compelled to give my view of things to young people who appear to be struggling with issues such as yours.
All the Best!!!
Cassy Lee
Jan 15 2013: I agree with TED lover, best things i have learned throughout the years wasn't at school. It was going out, experiencing the world, making mistakes and learning from them.Jan 15 2013: I think that a combination between experience learning and formal education is the best. At the end, formal learning gives you hundred of thousands years of acumulative learning... but there is no better way to understand these formal education than experience.Jan 12 2013: both, but as seems implied earlier - the sources depend on the person.
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greg dahlen
Jan 11 2013: I agree, you get more from being with people, but the skills of school are very important.
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Jan 11 2013: I think your phrase "watching listening adjusting to life on seeing other people's lives" is very clear, Cornelius, and I agree that we learn from observing others and listening to and considering what they say and do. These others we observe will include those at home, in the community, at school, and everywhere else we encounter them.
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Bob Stiglitz
Jan 25 2013: The question has no hard and fast answer because people are different. I found I learned more outside of the school system then I did inside it in relation to how to live in the world BUT to say school has no value is pretty stupid. Reading and maths are important and I doubt anyone would DENY this and I doubt most people would say not teaching a child to read or do basic to highschool level math is a waste.
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People who say school is a waste aren't among the most intelligent but what they might really mean is "I was surrounded by bad teachers and taught information in non-interesting ways"
I think more research into how the human mind actually works will reveal what works and what doesn't instead of relying on anecdotes from internet stars like Ken Robertson and layman. While robertson has a point that schools kill creativity, they also ENABLE creativity, especially if you have great or fantastic teachers or mentors. I bet almost everyone can remember one teacher they liked/loved in public, highschool school or university.
The real problem comes down to innate qualities the person has. Is a person curious? It's basically what might be called a persons nature.Jan 25 2013: Education is an enduring human institution. If we decided education doesn't work and got rid of it, within five years we would have it again. Adults who encounter youth would herd them into places run by a few adults to get the youth out of the way because they are different. And the adults who run the place would try to make the youth behave a certain way because that's just how human adults treat youth in that kind of setting. And thus a school would be organized.
Most people with good salaries (which is how I measure 'making it in life') are educated. Most of them would say their education prepared them for their job.
If you're in school now and you think it's not teaching you, you are either on track to go to a better school where you will learn something, or you may as well drop out and see what you learn then.
Melia Person
Jan 25 2013: As a junior in high school, I can personally confirm that in school you are taught NOTHING. That is if you are smart, I've always been identified as gifted, placed in the honors and AP classes etc. however, there are some of my peers that struggle with things that are ridiculously simple and easy to me. As of this very moment I find myself highly bored of school, and ready to adventure. While I recognize on the whole an education is probably wonderful, I don't think it's necessary. I have just had these discussions with both of my parents, because I am trying to convince them to let me do online school. But I digress, I have about one class I learn something in and that class is Spanish HOWEVER I do feel that instead of sitting in class having a teacher drill grammar points into my head I could be in Peru or Spain and actually learning by speaking instead of simply remembering until the test and then forgetting because it is no longer of any use. Also something I believe is important to note, is that after a certain point in schooling (shall we say grade 9?) you discover if school is REALLY where you need to be for various reasons, you aren't ready for the world, you are for lack of a better term stupid etc. or if school is a place that you go because of the constraints society puts on you. In terms of society I need to be in school, I need to go to college and all of that lovely fun stuff in terms of my heart I don't feel that spending an extra year and a half in school is going to change who I am or make me more prepared for college. Socially, going to school is great I suppose however as a bit of an introvert myself I could go without out 7 out of 10 times. In answer to your question, I believe a certain level of schooling is necessary until you LITERALLY BEGIN FINDING YOURSELF which by the way school suppresses and after that you need to go adventure and make your own way.Jan 20 2013: Surprisingly, being a high school teacher myself does not make me feel able to confidently answer this question. I think at the heart of your question are two sub-questions.
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Question 1: What motivates people?
In my experience, while we are all human and thus all similarly motivated at the most fundamental levels, motivation is complex non-the-less. We all respond to a mixture of intrinsic and extrinsic motivators. The balance needed between these for us to approach our potential is where the complexity comes in. It depends on everything from parenting, personality, friends, life experiences, and of course, random chance. Having taught hundreds of students over 6 years it seems that most of my students rely more heavily on extrinsic motivators than I would like. These ones tend to need to the discipline and structure of school to force them to go through the motions of learning until they learn to love it (if they are lucky). Those that are naturally inquisitive and self motivated are often stifled by the structured learning required in conventional schools, but stand a chance of thriving if they learn to not only be self motivated but self sufficient and hard working (another set of complex skills to develop in and out of school).
Question 2: Is school effective at imparting knowledge and skills?
WAY too many factors to answer with even the vaguest degree of accuracy. There are different schools, administrators, teachers, teaching styles, demographics, parents, cultures, class sizes (and the list goes on) that the simple answer is that it can be successful for some and it is not for others. If I had to make a sweeping statement about the whole thing... humans are "designed" to learn from the their parents and community. With an adult to student ratio of 1 to 25, they learn more from each other than from the adults in school.Jan 20 2013: It depends on your career choice in life. I don't think you can become a brain surgeon with such a passive, educational, path in life. Many things require study within a challenging learning environment. Even if you career choice is working at the hamburger joint, you need some math and people skills that are taught in school and might not be learned by any other means.
What are the basics in life, in your words?
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Jan 20 2013: A person is responsible for his own education.
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The propaganda would have you believe otherwise.
I might add that knowledge is increasing at a geometric rate, they predict that in 50 years or so knowledge will double every 72 hours. At this point schools will be obsolete.
The point is you will have to have some benchmarks to navigate through life. The current one of go to college will be/ is (you conjugate the verb) obsolete. I don't know but it seems like a more appropriate one would be to learn how to learn. In other words have sharp communication skills.
I recommend this video on this point:
http://www.ted.com/talks/matt_ridley_when_ideas_have_sex.htmlJan 18 2013: I believe this is what parents are for, although most parents don't. So there should be more education in school level as the basics of life.Jan 17 2013: Mostly on my own I guess, but I should give some credit to some enlightened people who came across my life starting from high school e.g. teachers and continuing during my working career.Jan 12 2013: Cornelius,
What do you mean by "making it"? I agree with TED Lover, that "making it" can mean many different things to different individuals.
That being said, I believe life is an exploration, so I prefer to take in information from many different sources. Perhaps that is what you refer to when you say...."watching, listening, adjusting to life"...etc.?
Being mindfully aware and fully engaged with the life experience in every single moment, growing, learning evolving as an individual, AND contributing to the whole of humanity is "making it" for me:>)
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Jan 12 2013: The best things that I know were not learned in schools.
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We have a lot to learn from observation; whether at school or in the larger society.
A school may never be part of our larger society in a direct sense.
In any path we take wisdom is the principal thing. Sometimes we are exceptional in our foolishness and we may think it is wisdom.
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No, you don't learn how to pay bills and taxes.
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