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Edu-me-cation
Posted by: swalker (IP Logged)
Date: May 18, 2010 06:37PM
Perhaps this subject has been broached before. There seems such a disparity between the High School Grad / Firefighter / INVESTIGATOR and the scientist / engineer / INVESTIGATOR. I'm of the former group, but mostly by default ("default" of the economic circumstances my family was in and not having the crystal ball handy to tell me I might want to bone up because the scientific method was coming at me like a freight train!) So, O.K., I BELIEVE!!! Now, can you scientist / engineer / INVESTIGATOR types map out some semblance of a curriculum of study that will at least begin to move us to you so that this might one day be a "we"? Chemistry 101, Physics 210, Calculus 950, DOG AND PONY HUSBANDRY 310??? WHAT???
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