Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Intermittent Flash Of Heat In Leg

finally

now with a cool head, I remember the sad day when our room was invaded by the cube so much fun .. I can only feel great respect for those few students (or not) who strive beyond the many hours of study to find time for someone who really needs. I knew of the existence of groups that are committed to the children who are forced to spend their days in the hospital but did not think they were made up of young students, like me. initially the impulse to join them was strong but it's been many months and I can not help but wonder about what might have been the brake, which has hindered me. certainly not the studio, certainly takes a long time, but a few hours to do something you want is always strong. maybe because I'm too much time with the children who come to do judo at the start and Kosen not stand. Or why not consider myself a very happy person. However I do not think now I will join this group genorosi students.
these days, actually for some time, but I am considering the possibility to sign up for some volunteer activities. medicine because we have no way of entering the hospital until the middle of the third year I think it is a valuable experience to find some means to enable us to start now to investigate the issues more "human" medicine even if it means carrying the stretcher to an ambulance .. I sincerely inform

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Pine Derby Car Star Wars

care teacher and student (8) 9

On 16 April I was unfortunately unable to attend the conference, but I was able to inform me about the topics covered .. I agree strongly with the criticism modern conception of the relationship that usually develops between teacher and student. The few readers of my blog will have realized by now that I study judo. Often it happened at the dojo to talk to this relationship, I try in a few words to summarize the basic concepts. a lesson may be conducted on three levels: the first is "entertainment" can be likened to a kind of conference, it is useful to expand the ideas and give enthusiasm. The second is "teaching" the teacher teaches what you need to know in order to support the practice. The third is "transmission", the Master sends student to his knowledge, his experience, but now is a sporadic phenomenon, so that was almost forgotten.
Why was it forgotten?
are probably many reasons behind this phenomenon, but wanting to express my opinion, there are more students (including myself) willing to take a big commitment so as to follow a teacher, and above all there are very few teachers who pursue their profession driven by a strong passion. My criticism is based on personal experience, and aimed primarily at teachers of middle school and higher education; As for the academics, the situation is much better. even though they are a minority, during my brief experience I have in the unification have met professors who truly hope to train doctors, rather than holding a degree in medicine.
"I shin den shin" is called in Japan the teacher student ratio, and shu-ha-ri is the model of knowledge transmission. In this post I did not say hardly anything, if anyone is interested I recommend the website of my own society, where people who know more than I have studied the topic. This is the link, greetings