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| Roots and elements of Teaching; what is of importance? | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Oct 18 2006, 08:41 PM (322 Views) | |
| Alucard | Oct 18 2006, 08:41 PM Post #1 |
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you have to admit that school subjects have importance my question is, Which is the most important? the major subjects are English Science Math Socials in my opinion, English is the most important heres my chart 1.English 2.Socials 3.Science 4,Math So now, I will defend that Argument now(Don't read, unless you are prepared to read alot) Let me Begin many philosophers believe that Reality is, in truth, what the participants believe to be true. That is the quiessence of comprehension as a whole, and the quiessence of logic, which is essential what knowledge is bound to. Logic is Knowledge, Reality is logic Science is the anilization of the physical universe in all it's forms, whether small or large. Science is everything that is, Science is all that is physical Math, in contrast, is the annilization of science, or rather, simply the aid. the elements of comprehention are Method, context, and concept. thinking of this, the greatest of impportance lies in concept, while method is of the least importance, putting context in the middle. Math is simply the method, while Science is the concept, putting it at the hieght of importance. Together, they make up the annilization of the physical universe, with math at the bottom on to socials. this is the annilization of the non-physical universe which doesn't require an aid, nor any form of annilization other than itself, because it is it's own answer(possibly making it supperior to science) Socials is built as an annilization of the non-physical universe as a whole. As the universe goes, the whole is made up of many smaller pieces that the whole will not suffer without, and yet the universe could not exsist without the singular pieces. This is why socials is integral. It is the annilization of the society as a whole that effects the individual, which is why such an annilization is of importance. This brings us back to the theory of reality being built upon what the participants believe. the importance of the individual make the importance of it's annilization, To annilize the individual, is to annilize the whole, which is essentialy annilization of reality. In this way, socials is anilization at it's roots, because the reality in which we live in is, in truth, built upon a foundation of our thoughts and opinions. Socials is the annilization of the indivdual themself along with those thoughts and opinions However, this is all negated in comparison to English(or literature) although math is the method of Science, while science is the annilization of the physical universe, and socials is the annilization of the human beings indivdual universe, where does the annilization of these begin with? with English of course without English, these other forms of annilization could never exsist. though socials is of importance, socials is built upon the foundation of the indivdual, and, without English, the individual could never have comprehetion to begin with. The basis of English is the annilization of the mind itself, and how it functions. Also, English is the source of philosophy, and ,without philosophy, comprehention would be bound to the individuals beliefs which, dispite that being the humans reality, is not necessarily THE reality. More like a dirty window, which cannot be fully seen out of. the individual couldn't even begin to comprehend the universe without individual thought, therfore, English is the mother of comprehension English is the true source of all WHEW! that was alot! so, did I get through to you? do any of you guys have a subject that you specialize in? do you agree with me that the other subjects are inferior to English? heres my chart again 1.English 2.Socials 3.Science 4.Math I think you'll agree with me Good Day to You
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| Zaroff | Oct 18 2006, 09:55 PM Post #2 |
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I agree with you 100%, English (or any spoken or written laguage for that matter) is one of the most important things Man kind has ever invented. Think about how different the world would be if Euclid would have never been able to tell the guy next to him about this thing called geometry he just thought of or how less American America would be if Whats-His-Face didn't know how to tell the Americans about the waterwheel measuements he stole from England. In truth, none of that stuff would never have had a chance to happen. Thats how important laguage is to everything, everything else takes a back seat to that. I myself am quite fond of English as a subject and I'm quite good at it if I do say so myself. |
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| Alucard | Oct 18 2006, 10:12 PM Post #3 |
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It's my specialty too :D instead of breaking compounds down to their basic elements, I like to smash words that's how I got the Elements of comprehention: "Method", "Context" and "Concept" why don't you try breaking words to their basic element? like "Agenda", "Clock", "Computer" "Music", "Food"... Anyway, it all depends on how you look at it. For instance, mathamatics are the conprehetion of science, and, if you look at it from the point of view of teaching, that alone is justification for math's existance. because comprehention is teaching, the context of math itself might prove it's own worth Also, I say that socials is in 2nd place, however, socials is one of my favorites, so I may inadvertly justify it's exsistance with every possible arguement. It's because, Human beings are known for trying to justify everything they do, so I may be looking at it through my own broken window Furthermore, English is the King of Teaching because it's how comprehention is born. But if all humans were gone, because of the lack of sentiant beings, comprehension would cease to exsist. Yet Science would still be here, because Science is the annilization of logic, which animals are incapable of argueing with. the other subjects would be gone, but science would still be here. In the end, English is the King teaching, While Science is the King of Logic It's all about how you see things |
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| aigu92 | Oct 20 2006, 03:52 PM Post #4 |
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Yeah, I agree. English is pretty important. I'm best at math, though. |
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| Alucard | Nov 12 2006, 10:29 PM Post #5 |
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This IS a place for discussion and debate, so I was wondering if anyone disagreed with me? or my Chart? funny thing happened the other day... I actually convinced my Math Teacher that Math was on the bottom anyone care to raise their point? I notice some pompus science experts who disregard the importance of english and think that Science is the best English is for language and literature Where would we be without literature? any input? |
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| Dark Evangel | Nov 13 2006, 12:27 AM Post #6 |
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Well, as a linguist, I can answer the "literature" bit. We would simply be on the same level as animals. Literature is something to enjoy, much as English is to be respected as a language ("text-speak" for instance, always makes me cringe). Where animals only have instinct to guide them, we have a rich imagination and an ability to evolve mentally as well as physically. So with no literature, we'd simply be more stupid as time went on. And without decently spoken language - well, it's my opinion, but...we'd probably DEvolve. Language and literature are a mark of humans' superiority in our world. (I hope that was enough to go on - otherwise it could get really long-winded and in some cases a few might not even have understood - at least in Gaia, I had to put something in simple terms to a member I'm friendly with, but who I suspect doesn't have English as a first language). |
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| rudysan | Nov 13 2006, 06:52 PM Post #7 |
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I think this is too deep for my shallow mind but I do have to agree that literature is very important as much as science and math but I think art is very crucial in our lives because without it the world will be boring... |
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| Alucard | Feb 28 2007, 01:50 PM Post #8 |
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I can't possibly agree with you more To me, philosophy and writing are an art, as is anything that involves creativity For philosophy, logic is the dog on a leash and art is the master. Plus, the term "Philosophy" means "Love of Knowledge", and art is a form of knowledge that is heavily embraced in all form of logical work All in all, language, writing and literature wouldn't be what it is without art |
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| Rhino | Oct 23 2007, 03:37 AM Post #9 |
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Well, I think that things, that help to gain social competence and "real-life content" are the most important things, that have to be teached. I mean c'mon. I'm still waiting for the day, when i'm stuck in an elevator and someone comes up with a chat about photosynthesis. I know people, who got A-marks in maths, but don't know, that they have to wash their hands after they went to the toilette. Or sexual education. I wonder about all those smartboys who think "Booya!" when they see a lady and 9 months later ask what happened(Errr, suddenly it was there. It just popped out of her...). Or food. There are only a handfull, I know that are able to coock themself a healthy and good meal. Most of them just go to McDo and eat a hamburger. I agree, that in our times english is a must. But the social side comes to short nowadays. |
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| frodowise | Oct 23 2007, 07:07 AM Post #10 |
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English (as a school subject) does not teach how to communicate, it simply tells you how to organize adverbs, prepositional phrases etc etc. Learning acutal English (or any other language) generally comes from hearing it spoken often enough. My chart would be something along the lines of: 1. Math 2. Science 3. English 4. Socials Math, because math defines all reality, physical or nonphysical. Science isn't first because it has limitations, like the scientific method, that make it less important than math. However, it does still teach you about various objects/organisms of the physical world. Science helps us to understand why something works the way it does. This to me seems more important than Socials or English. English is above socials by simple virtue of the fact that I see little point in Socials. Period. English class, at least, gives me some useful information. Socials (as far as I have studied) basicly examines various cultural/religious/economic etc etc groups of people. That information is useful to someone who needs to know about that sort of stuff, but it seems to me that this is one of those subjects that gives you lots of useless facts. |
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| Alucard | Oct 23 2007, 01:13 PM Post #11 |
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wow~! old topic This is just a thought I had on a whime, but I'll defend it anyway Look at the basics of teaching and gaining information - the mind of the individual human. We can't hear eachother's thoughts, nor feelings(Read the Chrysalids by John Wyndham for more on this) We're defined as beings by our individuality, as with our knowledge and capablity(one more: our thumbs as well, that defines us :scratch:) in that, let's ask, which form of teaching best strokes the worth of our individuality? Of course it's English; it's the subject most allined to our worth as people because it teaches us about people. Let's ask, where WOULD our world be without writting and literature? Every piece of modern knowledge is kept on paper or printed somewhere else(maybe even on a computer) Allienment in my mind English - it's the worth of our individuality Socials - it's the worth of our being as a group Science - it's the worth of our environment Math - the mere servant of science, it's our technique for that environment(plus, it's a concept we've given language to. It could hardly exist without sentient beings like us) Language, writting and literature - the crowning achievment of human knowledge(we could live without the others. This one came first) |
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