Teaching

Sometimes I have thought about how boring it must be to be a teacher.
All the time, you are together with someone who don't have that much knowlegde as you, aand you have to learn them the same things over and over again.
I can see that someone choose it because of their love to children and their pedagocial skills, but I have difficult to understand how you can get challenges in your everyday.
Maybe I'm totally wrong, and there is a lot of challenges. And I'm sure am. But what I know, is that I am looking for completely other challenges than I can see you'll get as a teacher.

Speaking for myself, I will say that I love to be in room with persons who's much more experienced and intelligent than myself. It gives me that challenge I want and need.
Then it's not me who need to teach and tell, but me who listen and learn. Thinking of being the one, teaching others all the time, freaks me out.
To be 'the teacher' sometimes is fine, but to be the teacher all the time, can't I find interesting or challenging. Not to an opponent who's on at least the same level of experience most of the time, is somehow scary for me.

Too bright for education?

In schools it's normal to give the 'weak' students some extra help. However, the very bright students who is in the top of the class, does very likely get ignored in a way, where their talent doesn't  get used, and they end up sitting in the class, bored to death because they already understand the teaching, and doesn't need it to be explained again, when the rest of the class need it to be explained a lot more times.

I really find that a waste!

Their talents is unused, and they can end up finding the education a plaque, only because they're ahead academically. What they need is to get their talent stimulated. And I think the teachers should give them the chance to have it. Of course without forgetting to help the rest of the class. It is possible to do both. It's just something the teachers and everyone else have to realize. The students didn't choose to be bright, nor did the students who find it very difficult, par example dyslexics; they didn't choose to be that neither, but then the education has to adjust to it. It's the same with the very bright students, just the other way.

You know better

You know better. You are smarter than that.
You clearly know this is wrong.
You know what's the better thing to do, but still you don't wan't to do the 'right' thing.
For once you wan't to do the stupid thing, even though you know it is the stupid thing.

Many other people does the same, but the difference between many of them and you, is your knowlegde saying that it's wrong.
Having the knowlegde to ssay it's a bad idea, can really lay a preussure on you.
It makes it much more difficult just to do what you wan't, because you know it will have it's consequences.

Ignorance

Ignorance is the way to learn.

It maybe sounds wierd, but when we think again it's logical.

If we'd knew everything, there wasn't any more to learn..

Wouldn't it just be boring?

There wasn't anything new, because we'd already knew everything.

We could predict everything, we wouldn't be surprised of everything..

Knowledge is power, curiosity and the way to discover more and learning. Omniscient is curse where you can't learn or discover, the only thing you can do is nothing.

I would hate a world where we'd knew everything. I don't know if we have a reason to live, but a reason could be discovering and creating; these words wouldn't exist if we already knew everything.

The more ignorant we are, the more we have to learn and discover, but it's harder to do if you don't know how.

We are all ignorant, but it doesn't mean we are stupid.

We are only stupid if we dosn't admit we are ignorant.

Why?

Why?

Why do we exist?

Why is the world as it is?

Why don't we live in a perfect world?

Why, why, why?


Questions..

Why do we ask questions?

Why don't we just accept the things as it is? We want to know more. We want to discover more. If we understand what there's being talked about, then we can wonder and start thinking, and at last we can start asking.
When we ask, we get answers the most.
Sometimes the answers isn't that good, but it's still an answer you can use to consider thw whole subject.
The more you ask, the more knowlegde you get.


In some religions it's not the mening that you should ask.
When you for example in christianity, you shouldn't questioning Jesus when he said something.
The things he said was just correct, and you should just obey. And so for the Bible
Now. Let's get it clear; a lot of the things in the bible isn't mad things, but there is no prove at all, that there exists a god, or that it happened.
But it's clear that the Bible dosn't put up for questions.

In my eyes asking is one of the best things you can do.
If we hadn't asked at all through time, we did not have the same well-developed society.


Why, what, who?