Interesting take on Current Education

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On the concept of education and knowledge in general and in this case knowledge......


Its hard to explain but we all know the Law of Conservation..... Where energy cannot be created or destroyed and it can only change form.... What if there is a Law of Knowledge or something..... Where knowledge cannot be created or destroyed and it can only change form...... :unsure:

And touching on the idea that complexity begets complexity.....it's hard to explain what I'm trying to get at but yeah..... Simply put people don't create or discover knowledge or create or destroy it...... Its simply kind of like a Law of the Universe one can say and education helps us understand that knowledge of the universe and tap into it in a way and this is one of the reasons education is important IMO :dunno:
 
This and we also lower standards for them..... So they can pass thinking we are doing them a favor.

Of course sometimes grades are curved but when you start watering down education to use a math problem that isn't as hard for example just so kids could pass we really are selling children short IMO and doing them a disservice.

One of the main reasons I voted for President Trump is because I saw that this is what WokeMerican/Democrats were doing and IMO it was shameless to worry about stupid ass WokeMerican/MeToo BS vs childrens education which IMO is more important.


If I got an education and the rest of us before them got one IMO American children deserve as good or better and if it's below that basic standard then we are failing kids in America pure and simple. American children deserve a quality education and it's not only their right to have one but an obligation of those in American society to provide it for them and this should be something everyone agrees with but to those on the left WokeMerican/MeToo BS is more important :dunno:
I see it a bit differently. If you rely on the government and government schools to educate your children, you don’t get to act offended when they fail at life. You shirk your responsibilities and that is on you , and you alone. I don’t care about the standard excuses of some can’t afford it. If you cant afford to pay for your chiLed to get a classical education, then you aren’t ready to be a parent. It isn’t the governments job to raise kids, it is the parents. If you allow your kids unlimited access to tech, including cell phones and video games, expect them to have poor cognitive abilities and worse social skills. People love to bitch about “ kids these days” , never mind the fact that they personally chose the baby sitter.
 
I see it a bit differently. If you rely on the government and government schools to educate your children, you don’t get to act offended when they fail at life. You shirk your responsibilities and that is on you , and you alone. I don’t care about the standard excuses of some can’t afford it. If you cant afford to pay for your chiLed to get a classical education, then you aren’t ready to be a parent. It isn’t the governments job to raise kids, it is the parents. If you allow your kids unlimited access to tech, including cell phones and video games, expect them to have poor cognitive abilities and worse social skills. People love to bitch about “ kids these days” , never mind the fact that they personally chose the baby sitter.
However it's done..... The point is education on average amongst the youth is below average...... But I agree with you, it starts with the parents :dunno:
 
I could have taken Statistics/Analytics for example and taken the easy way but I set the bar higher for myself and went with Business Calculus. That shit sucked, it was hard, it was insane...... But I'm glad I did and it paid off.

I think the next higher maths would have been Physics and even Physics guys found Calc a bit hard when talking to some, they considered it different but equal or harder in some aspects too. They didn't like it that's for sure as much as they loved Physics too 😂

Some kids were forced to take lower maths in Statistics/Analytics because they couldn't get passed PreCalc or Algebra ll even and if you failed 3 times you weren't allowed to take the course anymore and couldn't move on to Calc eventually so it was important to study and actually earn your education the hard way. It was a lot of pressure because you had to pass and couldn't afford to fail or else you were done.

Flashcards, taking good notes, asking the Professor questions during, before and after class, study groups, spending hours in the Maths Lab/Writing Center, coffee and bagels are ones best friend in that sense there as well as discipline, consistency and repetition and just showing up and doing what you are supposed to do.


Diet Coke helps and goes a long way too *_*
Pretty cool tid bit and apparently President Trump is a big Diet Coke fan too.......

Hard to explain but yeah all the kids who actually studied, got better grades in general and aced the midterms and test, the nerds and the winners alike all drank Diet Coke I noticed too...... Well not all but yeah a lot of Diet Coke drinkers with those who were above average.......


Something about it....... Something about the Diet Coke 🤔


The President even has a Diet Coke button in the Oval Office for whenever he wants Diet Coke *_*

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