High school would look a lot like elementary school, but more. It would be made up of students seeking answers, who have never been deterred from this by bad grades. It would have teachers who were willing and able to show students how to learn, and who then would learn alongside their students. It would include all types of learning, just like elementary—auditory, visual, spatial, etc. There would be creativity. There would be failure. Subjects wouldn’t be split into artificial categories, and students would learn with a purpose (or purposes) in mind. Everything students did would be guided by the premise that they were seeking God.
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Apr 10 2002
11:35 am
High school would look a lot like elementary school, but more. It would be made up of students seeking answers, who have never been deterred from this by bad grades. It would have teachers who were willing and able to show students how to learn, and who then would learn alongside their students. It would include all types of learning, just like elementary—auditory, visual, spatial, etc. There would be creativity. There would be failure. Subjects wouldn’t be split into artificial categories, and students would learn with a purpose (or purposes) in mind. Everything students did would be guided by the premise that they were seeking God.