Born to Learn
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Uploaded on Mar 10, 2011
Born to Learn is the first animation in a fascinating series aimed to provide easy-access to the exciting new discoveries constantly being made about how humans learn! Narrated by Damian Lewis
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manaphyshipper 3 months ago
I think you mean society is a joke.
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Olle Nyrén 8 months ago
Ah, well, you see, that's where you're wrong: school is not an absolutely determined thing, but rather something that should revolve around different ways of learning. Perhaps your school was a joke, or someone else's school was, etc. etc., but that doesn't mean that all schools have always been, are, and will always be "a joke." Peace to thee, friend.
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jhhwild 3 weeks ago
I did go to college, I majored in psychology but I definitely wouldn't consider myself an expert on the subject. You are probably right that it's a western thing because teenagers are drawn to what is considered "cool" in society and it just happens that hedonism, rebelliousness, drugs, sex, partying, and destructive behavior is what's considered "cool" in western society but that's not what's cool in all cultures. I did take a couple anthropology classes, it was pretty interesting.
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UncleChevitz 3 weeks ago
the bit about A. Einstein leaving school is not true. He left because his family had moved to Italy, where he went right back to school. It is true that he didn't finish high school, because he went directly to college at 15/16 years old.
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UncleChevitz 3 weeks ago
not quite true, but very perceptive. being a complete asshole is also learned.
Have you finished college yet? take some anthropology, I'm sure you will like it. I'm an engineering major, but to me, anthropology is the most interesting and useful of the humanities. I learned a lot about the human condition, especially from cultural anthropology.
This video sometimes confuses western culture with human behavior.
E.G. Teenage rebelliousness is a western thing, not intrinsic human behavior.
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Guoldisney 4 weeks ago
The only education that works is:
EARLY STIMULUS (under 5 years old)
The rest is just to keep that
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7oktarini 1 month ago
Starting from now, explore numerous activities that might be your passion :)
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Mary Potter 1 month ago
Stupid is as stupid is taught
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Trawerton11 1 month ago
This view of education is very similar to mine... In particular, I think that in schools youngster should have the possibility to create and express themselves continuously. In the contrary, what we observe (what I observe in Italy) is that children are taught about anything, without stimulating their critical skills and their creativity... Future of education should be much closer to the one of the video rather than the present one (at least for my country).
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jhhwild 2 months ago
I'm just saying it's a little overly optimistic about people. A vast majority will "drink, smoke do shit".
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lolimsofly 2 months ago
He didn't say DRINK DRINK, SMOKE DO SHIT, let the ones who actually will DO something in life live that way.
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