The history of self-education and the study of the history of education is one of my proudest achievements. I’m sure the next edition of this series will be a great addition.
I had a great time teaching History I and II, but I was not so happy teaching History III.
The history of self-education and the study of the history of education is one of my proudest achievements. I think I started it in high school, but I’m sure it’s been a staple of my education ever since. In class 3 we were given a syllabus that was a list of questions and answers. I thought it was pretty interesting, but I couldn’t figure out how to actually grade that.
As a side note, that’s my favorite book, but I had to cut it! I’m sure it would have been helpful to a lot of people if I was able to make it work.
The idea is that by putting together a syllabus of questions and answers, the students can make their own test. If they get an A it’s then easier for them to answer questions that they dont understand. I think that is a great idea.
I think that the best part of this is that in a class of 25 people, everyone gets a chance to participate. The only thing you really need to be sure of are that you know what you are doing.
The idea that you can make up a class is amazing. It has been a while since I have used this method, but it is an excellent option for those who struggle with the idea of making a class. You can put together a class of 100 questions, and give each of the questions at least 30 minutes to be answered. Then you can have a discussion on the answers, and if you get an A then you are all set.
You may have heard the saying “A course is not good enough if you don’t know what you are talking about.” This is the point I am trying to make in this article. You need to be an expert in what you are talking about before you can discuss it. That means having a complete understanding of the topic, and being able to discuss it without a textbook or an encyclopedia.