@LakotaMan1
Unless it’s taught as a secular & elective course, yes, it should not infiltrate or be present in publicly funded school systems & instutions
@LakotaMan1
But learning about other belief systems is healthy and demystifies the “otherness”.
@historyrock_
The Beatles
Saw Oasis as Aerosmith’s opening act in
#YOW
back in mid- 90s & they were horrible live. I’ll stick to my CD…I mean
@Spotify
lol
@deats_mr
@LakotaMan1
Isn’t it though?
You can study the World’s Religions from a secular POV.
As a Social Science.
But of course it should not be forced on anyone!
An elective senior course in a high school setting perhaps?
This ⬇️ is exactly how I operate as a Mom & Teacher.
We can always peak academically & physically a bit later in life
Love, Character, Integrity … these are ingrained early in life
In 1995. Richard Buchanan coined the term “Wicked Problems”. I’ve worked these with my senior students over the years through project-based learning
#PBL
Wicked problems are:
Messy
Fun
Complex
Evolving
Need system thinkers
Need neurodiverse thinkers
What’s my gift?
My calling?
My dream?
Did you forget?
Or lose your way?
Was it to write a book?
… a song
Cure cancer
Be a rock star
Paint a picture
Travel the world?
How did you get here?
What do you want?
How do you find yourself?
Start here:
What’s your gift?
@_MarkSutcliffe
Yes! I worked downtown for 6 years on a secondment and returning to that area is depressing. It’s just not the same & so many of my old haunts are closed down due to this.
Hybrid work is great but we need front facing staff & bums in seats on site way more.
I hope
@Canada
@theopolis09
@LakotaMan1
Nope.
Interesting you automatically assumed that though.
I have taught an elective senior World Religions course from a secular POV for many years.
All the major world religions received 3-4 weeks each, including the 3 Abrahamic faiths.
Yes.
Being still does not mean you aren’t doing something.
Moments of stillness can manifest so much good.
Moments of stillness can help us process many things.
Trust the process.
Be Still…