Schools And Learning: Classical (Pre-Industrial Revolution) Vs. Henry Ford

Our education methods are borrowed from Henry Ford's schools, designed to create factory workers. By contrast, "classical" schools (modeled on ancient approaches) focus on the genius of each individual student. Even if we have been limited by the factory-worker school system, we can rediscover our own genius by opening ourselves to broader fields of knowing - many areas of interest, many fields of investigation, and many disciplines.

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Great talk. Elevating thinking.

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Jesse

Excellent!

Thank you. Although I was considered a good student, I felt harmed by the school system. I appreciate looking at different possibilities for how to educate myself and others.

Excellent reinforcement and positive support as today I am struggling with a particular challenge during my Ph.D. studies. Integrating multiple fields, as I am doing, is encouraged, although this particular course is by necessity very single-purpose and highly focused - and has been feeling quite constrictive as a result. This short talk helped me put things into perspective and remember that this is just one course; it is now how my entire program has been or will be. Thank you for sharing this. I see you and the light within you. Be well. 🤲🏻❤🤲🏻

Exquisite,sweet soul sibling..Deepest appreciation and much love,light and bountiful blessings..Namaste beloved peace particle..