A Tragedy?: Daily Inspire

Published: Tue, 07/24/12



Daily Inspire!
 
 

A Tragedy?
 
 


"Mother and Child" by William Adolphe Bouguereau
 
"The old saying assures us that when the world needs something great, God sends a baby to grow up, learn and improve the world.
 
"I wonder how many such babies have been born, started to grow up, and then been forced or convinced a different path than the greatness they were born to achieve."
 
-Oliver DeMille, The Student Whisperer


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What is TJEd?

 

 

Every person has inner genius. Thomas Jefferson Education consists of helping each student discover, develop and polish his or her genius. This is the essence and very definition of great education.
 

There are really only three kinds of education, and they are best understood from the student's perspective. Students get a good education for one of three reasons:
 
  • they are forced to study long, hard and effectively (the "Stick")
  • they are convinced or manipulated to study long, hard and effectively (the "Carrot")
  • they love to study long, hard and effectively (the "Love Affair")

If the first two are "good," the latter is truly "great."

The Stick, the Carrot, or the Love Affair: these are the three types of education; and the love affair is by far the most effective.

 
 
 
 
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