On Education 1/29/23

I’ve learned how to learn. When it failed, I figured out that it must be a problem with the motherboard, which it is. Even without taking computer diagnostics, I figured this out because of my critical thinking and problem solving skills that I had learned in my undergraduate and graduate studies.

Office Hours 1/10/22

No doubt, they blamed me for this, but I was just following the rules.

Set Up for Failure 12/20/22

we are the ones responsible for voting those responsible for this state of affairs into office. We insist on voting for the party of our parents, and never really look at what politicians are doing. We have lost power, and continue to do so, by our own votes. Until we wake up, that will never change.

Education 12/2/22

Cliff wrote "I started questioning the collective beliefs of society and found that my reality was limited by my education…and my education was limited by the beliefs of my educators”.

Point nine nine nine 11/5/22

Here’s Brian, with the definition of sine, and the perfectly good, understandable and reasonable answer provided by both the teacher and the textbook as to why the answer is exactly one. Not only did he refuse to recognize and understand why sine is one at this point, but he also failed to understand the technology

Chemical Faith 9/15/22

There’s a distinct difference between introducing people to the philosophy of religion, as I had taken in college, raising questions about the existence and nature of a God and having a teacher tell you flat out that you’re wrong if you don’t believe in creationism.

A Service Life 8/30/22

pretty much my whole life has been dedicated to the service of others. I’ve tried creating content of one form or another to help people with topics in science and math. I truly love the subjects and have made a serious study of them, and I know that they’re intimidating to many people.

Tuition 7/13/22

I've sat through administration meetings where the higher administrators (presidents, vice presidents and so on) would brag about how, for the fifth year in a row (or however long it has been), the tuition is not going to increase. But, the fees, such as activity fees, have increased, and room and board required by all students in their first and second year has increased, and now there's a new lab fee, and course fee

Diane 1/26/22

One of the greatest things I had ever heard was when she told me that my presence there helped keep her at the college.

Future of Education 11/18/21

It seems as though we are heading back to the day when the bosses are the wealthy, that is, those who could afford the higher full degrees, while the rest are stuck in the positions in which they