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HAIR UNBOXING! KinkyCurlyYaki: Kinky Straight- First Impression

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Spellman Sisters Workshop 03 06 09 Move If You Wanna

College Dorm Room Tour

Come with me and see how I decorated my room for my sophomore year in college !

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'Academically Adrift' Students are not learning because they don't read.

If the purpose of a college education is for students to learn, academe is failing, according to Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses, ...

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DazzleQuality commented on 03 Mar 2013

I suppose my style of language learning is mostly independent, but I still wish to share just to share, and I am curious about how you and others feel about my method. I am studying Chinese, and mostly what I do is chat with native speakers. I look up words I don't know, and try to make note of them. I also study at university, but I agree that my time spent conversing, at my pace, with native speakers is much more valuable, but having a teacher explain certain grammar points has been necessary

Richard Jensen commented on 30 Apr 2013

why don't they read more? Maybe they can't read very well or read quickly? Maybe they're not native English speakers? You can be a good test taker and pass the entrance exams without being knowledgeable about the subject. Multiple choice tests can be easy for some because they know how to approach them. I found an excellent youtube site called the Logic of English, sounds oxymoronic, but, I learned alot about English there. I really think many cannot read; the rules of English are not taught.

xnightxamex commented on 23 Feb 2011

that study is a load of crap in my opinion, they used the same kind of bullshit standardized testing they do in high school which involves skills that are not specifically developed in college (math, reading comprehension, writing) and didnt test them on anything related to their major. ive been in school less than a year and i feel ive already learned so much, my entire perspective and understanding of life has changed. but i doubt id score any better on any test than i wouldve last year ;P

tias90 commented on 28 Feb 2011

I am not a fan of group studying either (Japanese+History student). I get much more done studying alone than when I am distracted by others. At university, students are responsible for their own education, and young people nowadays are just, well, lazy. My generation doesn't have to work as hard to get by everyday as people 80 years ago did. People really should study more at university, though, as they are receiving copious amounts of taxpayer funds so that they can get an education.

TheHumanFiction commented on 13 Sep 2011

This was a very interesting video. College was useless, and almost all of the recent grads that I know in the US are now working in restaurants and other menial jobs. But unfortunately, I think that most people do not read/learn unless there's an immediate benefit to this learning, which college can simulate but real life cannot. It's part of the larger culture of immaturely and irresponsibility that has cultivated this attitude, and sadly I can't see it changing any time soon.

GriffenJC commented on 10 Jan 2012

@Iceland1944 Well think it would interest you to know that I am a twelve year old American who is learning German and French Herr Iceland1943. On my own. Ich kann ein gut biss Deutsch sprechen. Mein Deutsch ist sehr besser als mein Franzosisch. Es tut mir leid denn Ich kein umlaut haben. Ich habe ein problem mit Rechtschreibung. Wo unterrich Sie, was tun Sie unterrich. Corrections welcome I hope you speak German I thought you did because you said Herr Kaufman.

Haseeb2 commented on 23 Feb 2011

I would beg to differ with you on your statement about Yale. I don't know when you went to Yale, but I know of people who went there and other elite schools. My understanding it is very hard, if not impossible to 'fail out'. They will not kick you out of the University for failing per se... many more people drop out on their own volition for a variety of reasons. The same is true whether you are talking about Yale Law school or medical school.

UserOfCommonSense commented on 24 Dec 2012

in university, my lectures consisted of my lecturer basically reading out notes which we were able to get via the internet anyway. so, i ditched the lectures and just spent the time learning the notes instead of having someone read them to me. turned out to be a far better use of my time. for language learning, reading basic texts and then working your way up is key.i dislike the way language teachers try to drill grammar & rules into students.

Trinivalts commented on 23 Feb 2011

I went to study humanities (and haven't even finished yet when I should almost 2 years ago) myself because I'm completely retarded at math which is the backbone of any exact science with I would like to study, but can't because there's isn't any special programs that will bother with tards like me and teach the whole high school math again, just in case I might get it this time. I really don't see how can I do it independently.

GiuseppeGrasso89 commented on 24 Dec 2012

All I ever wanted to do was learn. I never felt that was happening at my college (I only was able to go to community college of course). To this day I wonder what a real school would have held for me had I had the money to go. Of course, a couple of my wealthy friends didn't seem to learn much of anything in their schools. Thanks for this wise video.

peter browne commented on 22 Feb 2011

Universities are basically just special zoological parks designed for such fauna as should choose to dwell there. Those who choose can come and visit me in my cage. Much can also be said for autodidacts. Autodidacts are the ones who do things. Most people who rely on what is imparted in the classroom remain at the larval stage.

Robert O. commented on 11 Jul 2011

Young people are no longer intellectually curious. Some are, but most are not. I am a teacher, so I know. They don't understand how anything is important if it's not music, a video game, smoking hash, getting drunk, or something on their smart phone. Many do not even come to school with a pen or paper...if they come to school.

Robert O. commented on 12 Jul 2011

Yeah, it's true about young people, Herr Kaufmann. There are exceptions, but even the exceptions are mediocre most of the time. I have not had one student in my 13 years of teaching who has been really fired up to learn a language. They just don't care. I spelled your name the German way, I hope you don't mind.

cwieand commented on 24 May 2011

@alkantre I agree autodidacts often are the ones who do things. As a society we need to become open to alternative models of knowledge acquisition. I invite you to join a movement to expose the problems with today's colleges. Type Reform Higher Education Now in the search box on Facebook

OscarP282 commented on 23 Feb 2011

Sometimes learning in groups is useful when it comes to maths, engineering, etc. This type of knowledge usually requires a problem solving aproach, and it's good to share differents ways to solve the same problem. However, it's also very important individual effort.

Antonio Johnson commented on 18 Apr 2013

if you want real learning go to the Library!!! just sit in the library for five hour and see how much you will learn in one day!! I assure you, you will have learned almost a quarter more than what you would have learned if you sat in a 1 hour passive lecture!!!

pinkpumpkinn commented on 23 Feb 2011

I agree. It was actually learning languages that taught me that you learn well when you study on your own. For many subjects, it is actually very to be taught well by another person. You have to take responsiblilty for your own knowledge.

Petros Adamopoulos commented on 22 Feb 2011

Students at all levels should be required to read a certain amount of books and tested on that alone. Reading, even sci-fi novels, simply makes people smarter. So many people lack exposure to their own native language.

CJWest08 commented on 23 Feb 2011

I actually go to University of Chicago and I pretty much agree with everything you've said. I'm only here because I want the paper at the end. Most days I skip class to study on my own and write.

Haseeb2 commented on 23 Feb 2011

@lingosteve Ok. I don't know about Canadian Universities but I have heard many stories of people dropping out of American Universities but never being kicked out unless they were caught cheating.

pinkpumpkinn commented on 24 Feb 2011

@lawsonfulton But didn't he say in the video he was referring to humanities and not science or math? Or was he talking about something else when said that? I can't remember..

Benson Tsai commented on 12 Apr 2011

@Haseeb2 funnily strange, when I first listened, I also thought I heard "Yale". However it's "McGill" without mistakes if you listen to it again carefully.

cwieand commented on 24 May 2011

Join a movement to expose the problems with today's colleges. Type in Reform Higher Education Now in the search box on Facebook.

Steve Kaufmann - lingosteve commented on 12 Jul 2011

@Iceland1944 What language were you teaching. You can address me as you wish, although German is not my native language.

Steve Kaufmann - lingosteve commented on 24 Dec 2012

Hey, a kindred spirit. Good for you. Just keep pursuing knowledge rather than waiting for someone to give it to you!

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