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Originally posted by adam warlockI've been tutoring for 20 years.
So with an M.A. you become an expert on education?
And me thinking that something like that would take a life time of continuous learning or something.
EDIT - And I taught five semesters of 8th grade Physical Science and one semester of 6th grade Earth Science in the inner city with students of poverty who had major behavior issues.
Originally posted by rwingettI think a week working in sweat-shop conditions should be tried first. If after it they continue with their reckless behavior your option is to be used.
No, it can't be done. The rich need to be exterminated, not educated.
By the way, check the lectures given by Ken Robinson.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungWhy are you measuring dicks? That's not the intent of the thread. It really isn't.
As an educator you give a terrible impression. You believe in cramming facts, denying creativity, showing favoritism, ignoring the importance of scientific and mathematical analysis as you taught math and physics...
And don't misrepresent me, too.
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Originally posted by adam warlockBecause you whine about how I pretend to be an expert and then brag about your experience. YOU offered up your penis measurement first!
Why are you measuring dicks? That's not the intent of the thread. It really isn't.
And don't misrepresent me, too.
If you claim to be an educator and then say "education is X" then that means you as an educator believe in doing X.
Originally posted by kmax87I don't think rich people should be forced in doing community service. I do agree that organizing gala events doesn't really cut it and I also think using people like Bono and such to represent Africa and the other poor countries isn't that great of a thing. yes I know you didn't say anything about the last point, but I just had to point it out.
I think re-education by expecting anyone who effectively lives off the interest of their money or investments, to be made to spend time in community service. I know some might argue that some of the very rich already front some of the largest charities and foundations, but you would have to argue that organizing a gala event attended by the gliteratti that ma ...[text shortened]... olunteer more of their time than what society requires of them.
You know it makes sense!
If the idle rich were to do the things that you propose by their own will that would be a great thing. But the rampant lack of empathy that you mention clearly is an issue.