In order to have a successful middle–class life, most Americans agree
that a person must have at least a four year degree.
To be deemed educated, a person must be in attendance at an institution, where
they pay money, accept the teachings offered by their professors,
repeat back the opinions and lessons of the classroom, participate in
a collegiate culture, and in exchange, receive a diploma.
A person who becomes skilled at seeking lessons directly from the elders in their community, who learns to tap into the resources of a public library,
who embarks on their own life adventures,
who sets about creating their own experiments and challenging and teaching themselves, is considered uneducated, unless a piece of embossed paper is handed
to them while wearing a cardboard hat and oversize dress.
Source: http://www.yesmagazine.org/blogs/shannon-hayes/can-money-buy-education
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that a person must have at least a four year degree.
To be deemed educated, a person must be in attendance at an institution, where
they pay money, accept the teachings offered by their professors,
repeat back the opinions and lessons of the classroom, participate in
a collegiate culture, and in exchange, receive a diploma.
A person who becomes skilled at seeking lessons directly from the elders in their community, who learns to tap into the resources of a public library,
who embarks on their own life adventures,
who sets about creating their own experiments and challenging and teaching themselves, is considered uneducated, unless a piece of embossed paper is handed
to them while wearing a cardboard hat and oversize dress.
Source: http://www.yesmagazine.org/blogs/shannon-hayes/can-money-buy-education
BACK to margotbworldnews.com
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