our best to answer them. but i want to encourage you in this first post to keep your perspective. we will talk about details, yes, but don’t get lost in the tall weeds; don’t let those details give you tunnel vision.
keep your focus on the big picture.
“but the function of education is not to give technical skill but to develop a person; the more of a person, the better the work of whatever kind” (a philosophy of education, p. 147).
you are developing a person—a person is much more than a score, much more than an institution, much more than a title.
a person is an eternal soul with so much potential 