This is an important part of the job that I’ve always had, and I really never thought about it like this. I’m sure people make it a point to talk about how their education is their top priority, but I didn’t really think about it until I got an education summary from my doctor (and got rejected!) and decided I didn’t really care.
When I was a kid I would see a lot of kids who were just not really that interested in how it all was going. My parents were so interested in how they were going to learn and they would do anything to get their kid interested in the art of self-improvement. Unfortunately, when I got out of high school I was still in middle school, but they were now going to the art classes and I was actually more interested in what they were learning.
The problem with claiming an education is that there is no way to know if the people who claim to have it are actually learning.
I think the primary issue with claiming an education is that you have to be able to demonstrate that you have the capacity for learning. It’s not a matter of having a “high school diploma” or “a college degree.” To be effective you need to be able to demonstrate to someone else that you are capable of learning.
To be truly effective, you must prove that you are capable of learning. And that takes time and dedication. The point is that people who claim to have an education usually have a lot of trouble finding that time and that dedication. And to me that is the most frustrating thing about education, especially for those who claim to be educated.
I don’t know that I have seen anyone who is truly educated claim an education. But when I think of an educated person, I think of someone who is good at something, who is an expert at something or at least is capable of learning something. But I don’t think a person is truly educated unless they are also highly skilled in something. Most people are probably not good at anything, which is why I’m most frustrated when I see those who claim to be educated.
The only person who is actually educated is an expert, but since I dont see that as a problem I can only state it is one of a few.
I agree that people who claim to be educated are usually very skilled in something. But I also think that some people are not very good at anything, especially if their claim is to be an expert at something. That seems pretty obvious to me. A person who claims to be an expert in something, who is also an expert in something else, is going to be better at the former than they are at the latter.
I think we’re actually on to something though. I think that claiming to be an expert in one thing or another is good, but it’s not always good. I also think that it’s possible to be an expert in multiple things. For example, I’m an expert in both economics and art history. I also like to think I’m an expert in both.
Im an expert in both, but I also like to think Im an expert in a single thing. As such, I think it is possible to be an expert in just one thing, but it is not always possible to be an expert in multiple things.