And I've been thinking about what I'd really want to be involved with, and I think it is advocacy of some kind... Sort of like lobbying legislators or else community organizing, or else marketing. I think marketing for bills and causes is a really good idea, and should be more commonplace than it is. Then again, I'm not sure how crowded the media would get. Schools should also teach general life skills, like taxes and finance (insurance, etc.).
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really great article and very timely
at MIT, I think there is a higher degree of collaboration and interdisciplinary work, especially at some labs that were created to accomodate that. however, in other ways and other departments, people are very specialized.
oh yea, the article i posted before. yea i read about MIT turning their intro physics course into more of a small seminar-style, combining lecturing with lab examples, and more focused on individual learning and grasping of the concepts. i thought that was really neat, and was jealous that i wasn't able to get that education. =P
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