Frank and Ernest by Thaves for March 16, 2016
March 15, 2016
March 17, 2016
Transcript:
Frank: Our problem is we have too many teachable moments and not enough learnable moments.
BTO about 8 years ago
Are we capable of teaching OR learning these days?
TREEINTHEWIND about 8 years ago
We have a lifetime to learn 2 things………….. how to learn and what to learn………….. our filing system potential is essentially unlimited.How to sort and file applies to all aspects of the process. We don’t have the teachable moments, just the learnable moments. Others supply the teachable moments if we are in the lineup, It’s a “bootstrap” process. (Even if you wear heels).
jpsomebody about 8 years ago
The problem, as i see it, is not that so many people seem to be of below average intelligence. It’s that average intelligence is much lower than it was.
sandpiper about 8 years ago
ananomoose: amen!!
Flash Gordon about 8 years ago
We are being lied to by the far “right” “guardians of knowledge”.
paullp Premium Member about 8 years ago
Experience is a teacher,But here’s what makes me burn:She’s always teaching me the thingsI do not care to learn.(author unknown)
Beettlebooger about 8 years ago
Almost 8 years of liberal “enlightenment”? Horsesh*t!
neverenoughgold about 8 years ago
Everything I needed to know in life I learned in kindergarten…
Phatts about 8 years ago
experience is a great teacher, just not quite timely enough
Jim Kerner about 8 years ago
Details at eleven.
CashewJim about 8 years ago
This reminded me of my military ROTC instructor in Junior & Senior years at U of Illinois in 1956/57 and 1957/58. He stated that even though we would be Reserve officers we would still be expected to teach and train enlisted troops.He stated that he believed one important principal. “If the student has failed to learn, then the instructor has failed to teach.”