Comments on: Sailing through School http://www.jarche.com/2007/03/sailing-through-school/ Life in Perpetual Beta Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:59:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Greg Saunders http://www.jarche.com/2007/03/sailing-through-school/comment-page-1/#comment-110668 Greg Saunders Tue, 17 Apr 2007 12:30:35 +0000 http://www.jarche.com/?p=1097#comment-110668 Great article! It's true what Graham says. YOU will learn a lot and gain life experinces.I worked on that boat myself back in my teens with Graham when it was just a hull. It turned out to be a life time experince! Greg Saunders Great article! It’s true what Graham says. YOU will learn a lot and gain life experinces.I worked on that boat myself back in my teens with Graham when it was just a hull. It turned out to be a life time experince!
Greg Saunders

]]> By: OLDaily[中文版] » Blog Archive » 2007å¹´3月30æ—¥ http://www.jarche.com/2007/03/sailing-through-school/comment-page-1/#comment-103005 OLDaily[中文版] » Blog Archive » 2007å¹´3月30æ—¥ Sun, 01 Apr 2007 07:48:35 +0000 http://www.jarche.com/?p=1097#comment-103005 [...] 这篇文章与在线学习无关，我其实是在作一个“广告”。这篇关于乐谱制作软件的文章，真正打动我的，是作者对细节的关注。 现在，我整天都在写代码，寻找其中的问题并修改代码，这意味着我全天候对分号以及代名词吹毛求疵。说实话，吹毛求疵的家伙一般不招人喜欢。但，这篇文章在细节上的关注是如此之棒－－美蕴藏在细节之间。（同样，可以看看Harold Jarche的游艇，他花费的不是50000小时，而是数不清的时间，以确保每一块甲板精益求精。） 因此，这篇文章不容错过，为什么我在前面就提到这篇文章？因为我觉得它的标题“困惑怎样将墨水落到纸上”实在是一个非常重要不应该被错过的观念。作者不详，Lilypond March 30, 2007 [原文链接] [Tags: Online Learning, Marketing] [参与评论] [...] [...] 这篇文章与在线学习无关，我其实是在作一个“广告”。这篇关于乐谱制作软件的文章，真正打动我的，是作者对细节的关注。 现在，我整天都在写代码，寻找其中的问题并修改代码，这意味着我全天候对分号以及代名词吹毛求疵。说实话，吹毛求疵的家伙一般不招人喜欢。但，这篇文章在细节上的关注是如此之棒－－美蕴藏在细节之间。（同样，可以看看Harold Jarche的游艇，他花费的不是50000小时，而是数不清的时间，以确保每一块甲板精益求精。） 因此，这篇文章不容错过，为什么我在前面就提到这篇文章？因为我觉得它的标题“困惑怎样将墨水落到纸上”实在是一个非常重要不应该被错过的观念。作者不详，Lilypond March 30, 2007 [原文链接] [Tags: Online Learning, Marketing] [参与评论] [...]

]]> By: Ken Carroll http://www.jarche.com/2007/03/sailing-through-school/comment-page-1/#comment-102538 Ken Carroll Sat, 31 Mar 2007 08:29:45 +0000 http://www.jarche.com/?p=1097#comment-102538 Harold, I think this is an appealing alternative, although it's the community aspect of university life that creates whatever learning as happens there. Either way, parents still feel a very compelling need to put kids through the educational system because a university degree from a good university is without question and advantage to the job seeker. I'm watching as my 8 year-old is going through some endlessly pointless hours of useless learning and all the stuff that has no intrinsic value these days. But to reject that system would deny her the opportunity to get into a top college. I think that's more risk than most parents are willing to take with the little darlings. Ken carroll Harold,

I think this is an appealing alternative, although it’s the community aspect of university life that creates whatever learning as happens there. Either way, parents still feel a very compelling need to put kids through the educational system because a university degree from a good university is without question and advantage to the job seeker.

I’m watching as my 8 year-old is going through some endlessly pointless hours of useless learning and all the stuff that has no intrinsic value these days. But to reject that system would deny her the opportunity to get into a top college. I think that’s more risk than most parents are willing to take with the little darlings.

Ken carroll

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