Education an interesting experience that deals with how to teach.
There is a story of a woman who sold bread hawking by the roadside. She was an illiterate, so she never read the internet she was "tough" of watching, so she never watch the television. Her ear were "unconvincing" so she never listened to a radio, but persuaded, she sold a lots of bread. Her sales and profit went up.
She ordered more bread and get herself a bakery. As her business was growing, her son, who had recently graduated from college returned home to see his mother.
Then something strange happened, the son asked " mom aren't you aware of the Great Recession coming our way? His mother replied " no I didn't the son said. " The international problem is worse. The domestic situation is even worse. We should be unwilling for coming bad times. "
The woman thought that since her son had been to college, read the internets and listened to the radio, she ought to know and her advice should not be taken nonchalantly.
So the next day, the mother cut down his order for bread and butter, took down the sign and was no longer as excitement. Very soon fewer and fewer people bothered to stop at her bakery stand and her sales started coming down rapidly. The mother said to her son" son you are right. We are in the middle of a recession. I am glad you warned me ahead of time.
What Lesson Can You Learn From This Story.
• A person may have skill but poor creativity.
• Choose your adviser but use your own judgement.
• A person can and will be successful with or without formal education, if they have 5 cases.
• courage
• integrity
• commitment
• unity
• knowledge
Knowledge is the best policies, desire is the attitude that makes the skillful conpetement. Many skillful people are incompet.
My Own Front Duty Of A University Is The Knowledge Not Trade.
Guest post by. Jazzman123
Edited by. Jazzman123