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  • @choco said:

    yes, i know. thats why you have so much time to spend on here. your skills are a dime a dozen.....taught by cheap little tech schools that cover the material in 18 to 24 months. hell, i learned some of that on my own....as a hobby....you think your job's difficult? try a real job....like mine.

    and if you did your homework before opening your cry-hole....you'd know what my real job is. fin' kids these days.....

    Good thing I have a Masters from the University of Colorado or I'd be at home with the "fin' kids".

    @kosar_for_president said:

    University of Colorado

    bwahahahahahaha......enough said. lol

    so, a masters from this highly credible university got ya a job doing web design? brilliant.....

    you're rollin' partner.....i conceed you are the man.

    lol

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    University of Colorado

    bwahahahahahaha......enough said. lol

    so, a masters from this highly credible university got ya a job doing web design? brilliant.....

    you're rollin' partner.....i conceed you are the man.

    lol

    @choco said:

    bwahahahahahaha......enough said. lol

    so, a masters from this highly credible university got ya a job doing web design? brilliant.....

    you're rollin' partner.....i conceed you are the man.

    lol

    Thank you.

    p.s. Rankings

    Not all of us can overpay for an ITT tech education. How you put it, bwahahahahahaha.

  • @choco said:

    bwahahahahahaha......enough said. lol

    so, a masters from this highly credible university got ya a job doing web design? brilliant.....

    you're rollin' partner.....i conceed you are the man.

    lol

    Thank you.

    p.s. Rankings

    Not all of us can overpay for an ITT tech education. How you put it, bwahahahahahaha.

    @kosar_for_president said:

    p.s. Rankings

    #34 on the public univ list? Wow, two spots ahead the School of Mines. Way to go partner.

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    p.s. Rankings

    #34 on the public univ list? Wow, two spots ahead the School of Mines. Way to go partner.

    @vegasdogg said:

    #34 on the public univ list? Wow, two spots ahead the School of Mines. Way to go partner.

    And 20 ahead of Ohio University. School of Mines is actually a good school. They are the second in the country Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs at schools whose highest degree is a doctorate. Every school has better departments then others. Shit you can go to Tri-C and get a good education, it's what you take out of it.

    Vegas Pup, where did you go to school?

  • @vegasdogg said:

    #34 on the public univ list? Wow, two spots ahead the School of Mines. Way to go partner.

    And 20 ahead of Ohio University. School of Mines is actually a good school. They are the second in the country Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs at schools whose highest degree is a doctorate. Every school has better departments then others. Shit you can go to Tri-C and get a good education, it's what you take out of it.

    Vegas Pup, where did you go to school?

    @kosar_for_president said:

    Vegas Pup, where did you go to school?

    John Carroll University. But I am not the one pulling out my web-cock and attempting to show how cool I am because of the school I went to.

  • Top two criteria for evaluating schools for placement on the list?

    Peer evaluation @ 25% weight & Retention rate @ 20%.

    The peer evaluation I actually agree with but the retention rate (being based solely on numbers) is too easily skewed by how easily you can skate through this curriculum and graduate in 6 years or less. 6 years being the figure USNews uses, not me.

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    Vegas Pup, where did you go to school?

    John Carroll University. But I am not the one pulling out my web-cock and attempting to show how cool I am because of the school I went to.

    @vegasdogg said:

    John Carroll University. But I am not the one pulling out my web-cock and attempting to show how cool I am because of the school I went to.

    I wasn't talking to you dumb shit.

    p.s. I am cool

  • Top two criteria for evaluating schools for placement on the list?

    Peer evaluation @ 25% weight & Retention rate @ 20%.

    The peer evaluation I actually agree with but the retention rate (being based solely on numbers) is too easily skewed by how easily you can skate through this curriculum and graduate in 6 years or less. 6 years being the figure USNews uses, not me.

    @legacy-fan said:

    Top two criteria for evaluating schools for placement on the list?

    Peer evaluation @ 25% weight & Retention rate @ 20%.

    The peer evaluation I actually agree with but the retention rate (being based solely on numbers) is too easily skewed by how easily you can skate through this curriculum and graduate in 6 years or less. 6 years being the figure USNews uses, not me.

    It's all crap, it's what you take out of the education.

  • @legacy-fan said:

    Top two criteria for evaluating schools for placement on the list?

    Peer evaluation @ 25% weight & Retention rate @ 20%.

    The peer evaluation I actually agree with but the retention rate (being based solely on numbers) is too easily skewed by how easily you can skate through this curriculum and graduate in 6 years or less. 6 years being the figure USNews uses, not me.

    It's all crap, it's what you take out of the education.

    @kosar_for_president said:

    It's all crap, it's what you take out of the education.

    So why did you post school rankings?

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    It's all crap, it's what you take out of the education.

    So why did you post school rankings?

    @vegasdogg said:

    So why did you post school rankings?

    Like I said numb nuts, I wasn't talking to you.

  • @vegasdogg said:

    John Carroll University. But I am not the one pulling out my web-cock and attempting to show how cool I am because of the school I went to.

    I wasn't talking to you dumb shit.

    p.s. I am cool

    @kosar_for_president said:

    I wasn't talking to you dumb shit.

    p.s. I am cool

    When you type on a message board and act like an idiot, you should have thick enough skin to take some $hit.

  • "The Libs' fave," cal? Just because he pissed on Bush and the McCain/Palin farce doesn't make him any less of a conservative douchebag. It just means he has a brain, because which brained person didn't criticize those Mongoloids?

    Anyway, sorry to derail this thread. Watching monkeys flinging poo at each other is pretty much all this forum's got left, entertainment-wise.

  • Also, I've always loved the "it's not where you went to school but what you got out of the education" line of thinking. Is this anything more than a complete Retard defense mechanism for not being able to get into good schools? Yes, I understand there are exceptions to every rule, but if you went to a better school than I did it is likely because you are smarter than I am.

  • Also, I've always loved the "it's not where you went to school but what you got out of the education" line of thinking. Is this anything more than a complete Retard defense mechanism for not being able to get into good schools? Yes, I understand there are exceptions to every rule, but if you went to a better school than I did it is likely because you are smarter than I am.

    mz. said:

    but if you went to a better school than I did it is likely because you are smarter than I am.

    Or maybe because you were a better athlete and the school made exceptions.

  • Or a lot of other reasons. Smart doesn't necessarily tranlate into straight "A's"

    and there are different types of learning.

    Meanwhile, George Will is certain folks' hero, until he criticizes Obama et all, then...

    he's back to being a piece of crap.

    It's all bass-ackwards emotionalism and bias, with objectivity

    left for other people who at least TRY to think critically.

  • Also, I've always loved the "it's not where you went to school but what you got out of the education" line of thinking. Is this anything more than a complete Retard defense mechanism for not being able to get into good schools? Yes, I understand there are exceptions to every rule, but if you went to a better school than I did it is likely because you are smarter than I am.

    mz. said:

    Also, I've always loved the "it's not where you went to school but what you got out of the education" line of thinking. Is this anything more than a complete Retard defense mechanism for not being able to get into good schools? Yes, I understand there are exceptions to every rule, but if you went to a better school than I did it is likely because you are smarter than I am.

    economics/originating geographic locations dont factor into school selection mz the pussy? There a TON of 4.0+ students who dont go to any of the ivy league schools and opt for state colleges.

  • "The Libs' fave," cal? Just because he pissed on Bush and the McCain/Palin farce doesn't make him any less of a conservative douchebag. It just means he has a brain, because which brained person didn't criticize those Mongoloids?

    Anyway, sorry to derail this thread. Watching monkeys flinging poo at each other is pretty much all this forum's got left, entertainment-wise.

    mz. said:

    "The Libs' fave," cal? Just because he pissed on Bush and the McCain/Palin farce doesn't make him any less of a conservative douchebag. It just means he has a brain, because which brained person didn't criticize those Mongoloids?

    Anyway, sorry to derail this thread. Watching monkeys flinging poo at each other is pretty much all this forum's got left, entertainment-wise.

    Will?

    He seems pretty straight up and informed to me.

    Is anybody who doesn't gobble Obama's knob a douchebag to you. us, proressives?

    WSS

  • Cal's "different kinds of learning" actually made me laugh out loud. I would have read the rest of his post, but "it was too long."

    Like I said, there are of course exceptions to any rule, but MAN it smells defensive in this dump.

  • "sigh", oh great annoying refusenik, there ARE different kinds of learning.

    Some folks learn by doing, some are visual learners, etc.... the ability to pick things

    up varies in HOW they are most efficiently.

    Wait, I'll go get some info on the subject for your edification...

  • Well, it's been a long time since I used to know this stuff in detail:
    mascot2.gif3-2. Seven Methods of Learning


    High Retention

    7
    5 senses

    6
    Direct Purposeful Experience
    All real-life experiences
    Projects

    5
    Simulated Experiences
    Role-playing
    games
    Puppetry
    Dramatized experiences
    Use of video, AV equipment to record dramas

    4
    Observing Real Life
    Field-trips
    Models
    Demonstrations
    Exhibits

    3
    Audiovisual
    seeing and hearing real situations via TV, etc.


    2
    Viewing Pictures
    Photographs
    Overheads

    1
    Visual Symbols
    Books
    Articles

    Verbal Symbols
    Lecture
    Tapes
    Discussion

    Abstract --------------------------------------------> Concrete


    Low Retention Retention increases as all of the senses and kinesthetic involvement occurs, i.e. moving from abstract to concrete.