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I pray to God this open the eyes of the school systems to once again bring back vocational training. My grades soared when I had music class. Especially math

Investment opportunities create investment opportunities so what this is about is creating long-term commitments personal ownership so that they grow up saying the word OURS and WE and NOT "mine" and my one of the most important things I know that dad did for me was the day the day he found out that I wanted to take the farm full-time quit investing in itso the piece blew off the roof flapping tractor before exemption and in taxes that we have now but I mean he was he was you know preparing for this idea of letting them invest I know so many farmers that won't let up a 20-year-old even buy a tractor and analyze if they're gonna take it to Paradise with him know if we want the kids to appreciate the cost and care and care for infrastructure you must change ownership physically to change ownership emotionally.

we publish reports about how kids are a liability, what kind of a culture views kids as a liability how much it cost to raise a kid culture a liability, homestead opportunities, gather eggs, green beans, all sorts of. So letting them explore is a big deal.

And give them freedom to pursue their interest, maintain a healthy world of curiosity and mystery imagination and they will learn at their place. Our daughter Rachel. She was like you know she was very verbal and she started reading at five and she's a book OK but people are different you know and you gotta give them freedom so that you can find out where this branch is bent And they need to find out where their branch has been. One of the problems with her today is since they've never actually done anything practical and meaningful. They come into 16 1718 years old and they've never they've never had the freedom to experiment to eclectically incomprehensively incorporate into their life meaningful task.

We need to let them find what they enjoy doing to preserve the passion for dreams and end exploration. They actually are interested in doing things and I remember very well. The very early you know homeschooling type material not begin reading you know the biggest problem in this is trusting your kids to maintain your curiosity most kids will be curious , if we don't beat it out of you and tell him the only thing worth learning is what the teacher says is worth learning or or the only time to learn something is when the bell rings it says that you can go study history now you can go study biology, but if we incorporate them and all these on each other OK if we incorporate them and and and Create this fascination with our world and don't stifle their curiosity they will absolutely find what they like to do. Let them and they'll find their project. They'll find their place.

As we make our activities task oriented with an incentive at the end, then that that moves them to an aggressive, exciting enthusiastic work ethic makes them love to work because there's something at the end even if it's something as simple as a drink of water so you discipline for reward by accomplishment nobody's entitled anything and you don't get reward until you've actually accomplish something. This is this is you know critical number three number three give them some freedom, let them pursue their own projects. We certainly don't want to just throw them out in the street but We need to let them find what they enjoy doing to preserve the passion for dreams and end exploration. They actually are interested in doing things and I remember very well. The very early you know homeschooling type material not begin reading you know the biggest problem in this is trusting your kids to maintain your curiosity most kids will be curious , if we don't beat it out of you and tell him the only thing worth learning is what the teacher says is worth learning or or the only time to learn something is when the bell rings it says that you can go study history now you can go study biology, but if we incorporate them and all these on each other OK if we incorporate them and and and Create this fascination with our world and don't stifle their curiosity they will absolutely find what they like to do. Let them and they'll find their project. They'll find their place.

Way more is caught than taught.

Where can I get an Amish-ish t-shirt?

You can be retarded and still be useful to society.

Same thing with needing English to study Science! Shakespeare and poetry are not needed for veterinary work.

I'VE BEEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS (I'm autistic) WTF DOES MATH HAVE TO DO THE WITH HANDS ON WORK BLUEPRINTS ARE ALREADY THERE IF YOU BUILDING A HOUSE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS.

Elective courses are nothing but useless, money & time wasting distractors.

Okay, tell me who uses algebra and calculus at work.I got stray days in it and I work in the medical field.And i've never used it for anything.

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Dr. Grandin is insanely accurate with this. I wanted to take history courses in college, but they were giving me mandatory algebra as well, and I'm crap at it!!! Who in the world other than MAYBE paleontologists needs mathematics when taking HISTORY CLASSES?!

She may be autistic, but she speaks the truth better than many of my dipsh*t professors and co students in PhD programs do.

How do I reach Ivan? I would love to talk with him. I grew up going to his farm as a child.

Shes not wrong!

Adore this lady, could spend weeks listening to her, so much knowledge and insight.

Intelligent person!

Wonderful lady

Yes, universities have weed out courses because there are certain standards. In the real world, no one cares that you have autism, adhd, dys-fill in the blank,etc. They care that you can do the job well, are dependable, won’t have mental breakdowns over small things constantly, so you don’t jeopardize the business & everyone around you. Mental fortitude is the real skill they are testing. It’s also funny how it’s such a big issue in America, but China & India just speed right past us academically

Its a scam, modern college i mean, its a money racket. They MAKE you take useless courses to strip you of as much money as possible

A veterinarian should definitely know calculus. Rest of the examples get a pass.

Removal of moles what 2 or 3 plants would you suggest.

Can bloodroot be taken in tincture form internally in small drops. Love this channel.

This should have 3 million views. Because you just summed the whole problem up. Teachers become teachers straight out of college. The over-saturation of advanced information in the schooling system can even turn kids away from wanting to learn anything. And kids think they're dumb just because they failed a paper test. There are so many fascinating jobs out there that i never even imagined because i was expected to be one thing or another

Me being AuDHD I found out people didn't think how I thought when I was in my early twenties. I felt alienated even though I was with friends always masking thinking what's wrong with me because I could never be in the same wavelength as them and them with me. I'm just thankful that when I was a kid growing up, I got exposed to doing a lot of handiwork outside - both at hoem and my little school. It's really funny though when she said Accountants and Artists because I'm both. That's what having ADHD and being autistic is like - a constant war within you.

Way to go Ms. Grandin

What a rich presentation. Certainly sharing with my husband. That part where you say, "The problem with young people is not young people it's old people" couldn't be more true.😢 God bless you Sir.

WE NEED MORE TECH SCHOOLS. OR. APPRENTICE SCHOOLS. YES. PHONICS WORKS Different THINGS ACTIVITIES. SEW COOK SHOP ETC ART. WORK BRAVOOO

GET KIDS OUT DOING DUFFERENT. ACTIVITIES. TAKE TURNS. BE ON TIME GIVE LIMITED CHOICES. BC. SOME ARE SHY SOME ARE. MORE AGGRESSIVE PERSONALITY

TRUMP. COULD GET HELP. WITH. GRANDIN

PILOTS. CHECK LIST ONE STEP AT A TIME NOT A LONG LIST OF THINGS TO DO CANT REMEMBER TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF BITS FOR HORSES. ONE IS MUCH MORE COMFORTABLE

Oh it's much worse than that Temple. I am a tactile thinker I actually think by feel and in three dementions. I have a good head for mathematical concepts but the amblyopia, dysgraphia and dyscaculia get in the way. I understand pemdas but cannot mechanically do it oñ paper. I literally have successfully sewn my own index finger tip back on and repaired chickens and hampsters with no education in surgery. Someone like me needs to be a surgeon but cannot because I cant do math on paper.

The best minds in our world today ALL say the same thing about our education system. Elon Musk, Jordon Peterson, Temple Grandin etc etc

Totally agree. Even in the engineering field we have classes that are eventually useless. Taking trigonometry without a calculator (professor requirement) really meant nothing to the industry as a whole. Another was told to do calculus 2 on a scientific calculator. You'll never be doing either by hand, in fact I pray if you're making designs you're not only doing figures by hand. Not saying that we don't need this material as engineers, but making it needlessly difficult is blocking people that could be great thinkers from getting through. In addition some programs just add extra classes just because. I found out through ABET last week our degree requires 20 more credit hours than comparable degrees elsewhere. We get the same piece of paper, but there's more opportunities to flop because we only have more and more advanced classes to choose from. It's nice to get a furthered education, but at the risk of someone losing the ability to finish the degree for some abstract reason is immoral. There is no reason to require basically an extra years worth of classes that may disqualify someone from the industry just because they don't test well or learn well in a classroom setting. Also nursing students at my college were required to do calculus. I don't know how that is even applicable. Again, I hope they aren't figuring out doses by hand. They're too busy and don't have the time, therefore it's useless for them. I firmly believe education should be accessible and the degree of proficiency should be scaled to the degree someone is seeking and how relevant it will be. I'll expect someone going for a math degree to be fully proficient. I don't expect someone that is going into a more hands-on field will need the same proficiency.

She's right.

You do need calculus to be a veterinarian though, to be able to work out the AUC of various drugs and hormones in the animal's system and steady state dosage regimes.

College is such a rip off. Even 30 years ago or more I remember I had a friend who was an accounting major. The college she went to one of her to take third level chemistry. For a freaking accounting, major! She changed schools where that was not requirement. It’s just a way for the colleges to make more money. It’s total BS. if you can go to a school and take the classes you need.

Got an engineering degree 2 years ago and I haven’t had to use trig, calculus, physics, chemistry, or statics since I graduated and I probably never will. I’ve already purged it from my mind, what a waste

Such priceless content!

I’m 22, during my school years, I just happen to be in a place that is willing to find schools that have more hands on learning and “alternative” curriculums that aren’t often seen. My school district is very highly funded and in the right ways - my science classes were incredible, we had clay wheels and every kind of paint and stain and crackcle glaze you could dream of. I still struggled with math, but there are places in the world that have better schools. We went on field trips multiple times a year to outdoor places, the coast, the forest, local lakes we’d go look at water under microscopes and whatever, plant trees somewhere that was just clear cut while being taught by local loggers about healthy replanting and replenishment of our resources, we watched the salmons mate and migrate, went to overnight outdoor facilities. We’d drive to the biggest city in the state and go to the science center, a place called “biz town” basically a big giant room with a bunch of smaller rooms simulating work and adult life for kids , we each had a job and had breaks and lunch and had to fill out paperwork and write a check, I worked at the construction company and my job was to change air filters! Anyways , I’m one of the lucky few that in my mind, I had an experience that emulated what school should be.

College is becoming a money-making opportunity if they don't have people in the seats (even if it doesn't make sense for them to be there) then how are they gonna sell all those textbooks? How are they gonna get all that tuition money? The goals of the American college system went from education to making a profit. It's always had some elements of both aspects but the monied interests have become more powerful and now the average person can't afford the education necessary to perform basic societal functions. We need skilled laborers we can function off a services based society. It'll collapse eventually if no one maintains it.

There should be adjustable curriculum for certain diagnosed AS disorders. Many fields need visual gifted people that are currently being screened out due to rigid “standards” that no longer make sense. Put people to work, we need them for everyone’s future.

How do we repair the damaged trust among the huge portion of the population who no longer have any tolerance of the public, their institutions or their expectations, eho have lost the willingness to offer their skills for problem solving whatsoever because of this attitude that we can't pass filtering systems?

100% - we place far, far too much credence on academic education and qualification and not enough on vocational. Our world functions because people DO things and MAKE things yet we fail to value them.

She's right and she hasn't even completely covered all of the problems that have compounded to cause these huge societal losses. Poverty will block a huge majority of the population from achieving anything. Even if the few citizens we do have build up their skills with or without student loan debt industries go out of their way to depress wages. It's a silly cycle of uh oh "too many" candidates, inflation, and of course the favorite scape goat immigrants.

OMFG I thought this was links dad 😂

Great points!