When education sometimes requires thinking outside the box
Posted by John on Oct 24, 2009 in My Opinion |
Last week my aunt Kimberly had my uncle Skype me over a technical writing problem involving a computer class question.
I resorted to having her read verbatim the answers, question, and eventually pointing her back to the rhetoric in the before given section that the question obviously was meant for.
Overall I’m not one for engaging formal education, preferring to learn at my own rate…much faster at times than most of my peers. It’s also why I’m considering going in time after my own Masters degree online.
By the time someone gets to the point of pursuing a Masters degree, they’re at a point in life they’re thinking outside the box.
Why would a smart person confine their pursuits inside a box otherwise?
