Elon Musk’s Incredible Speech on the Education System | Eye Opening Video on Education 

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Why is Absolutely so important. Thank you Mr.Elon Musk 👍

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Can't agree enough.

Your idol? LoL. Elon!?!??!!!!

You're a teacher? -"aline"

exactly

@@zuutlmna I R Professor

Conflict of interest is a common people problem.

Ironic a professor is saying that, you’re part of the education system.

Yes most students never use advanced math. They sloud explore what each child has a interest in . .

only 80%. I say 95% of anything useful was learned at home.

It trains your brain to think a certain way. It’s not a waste. Go speak to someone with a middle school education or no education. You may not remember everything, but it trains your brain to understand and solve problems

80% so up through about 9 or 10th grade ? So you didn’t learn to read? You didn’t learn reading and auditory comprehension? Do math? Like percentages when you comment on videos? You didn’t learn socially acceptable behaviors that differ from toddlers? So you’re sad you might’ve been taught how to do reading and math using facts that didn’t FEEL relevant, but those skills didn’t get used in your life? You didn’t end up learning how to be on time for things? How to time manage by getting assignments done on time? Do cooperative work with group projects? How to share public spaces? They may not be explicitly on a test but you more than likely went to a school that encouraged and reinforced those skills. Or at least provided you a learning opportunity that you could have taken advantage of to learn those skills.

@@ThatTimeTheThingHappened I learned to read, write and do math at home before even going to school. % was learned watching sports 😂. The rest of what you mention is more social skills. Those skills you really dont need school for. Theres sports, clubs and just playing with the kids in the neighborhood to learn those along with observing for parents. Think about it you were basically told to sit down and shut up for hours at a time to regurgitate what the teacher said. I can say I was happy that i took a keyboarding class in HS as it has helped alot in my career, and it was an elective😂.

Praticamente é quase o mesmo que dizer estudou duas vezes.

ironic that languges are your best subject, yet you cannot properly write....

I enjoyed science, biology, and such and I want to collage but no successful job straightaway, so my chance for success is my invention called the atommformer, akak formstarted a major innovations like Steve Jobs works, th8nsg Elon does, and resrsch at CERN, well my device I’m talking about is one which marked the particles needed for atoms and make whole atoms and compounds of them via 3d printing, like ex 3d print unlimited organs, liquid oxygen, seeds,watermelon,bricks,metals, fuel,material for solar energy, fusion reactors,you name it

@@Jimothy-723expecting perfect writing on the internet is a farce.

same is my case i like pyschology of human and i love to learn about space time but my uni dont teach me these things if i have to learn pysch that i can learn another thing which i love most so i mlearning these things myself

oh my god same, im a freshman, and ever since i was 8, i have loved history and geography. i would binge watch history videos, although with school i kinda had to stop. i can tell you right now i learnt 1000x more from those videos than i learnt from any history or social studies class, ive always had good grades, but i think like most people have always hated school. i do think we shoukd expose every subject to children and teenagers, to see if it sparks an interest in them. i don't just mean math and english (although they would be included in it) i mean like anything.

It's the future of schools. I wanted to build a school then I did some research and came to understand that in the futre schools will be online and home schooling will be more relevant as more people will study online so i gave that idea up!

I wouldn't say the same so for teachers.

@@demonlucy1050 hmmm

@@demonlucy1050 exactly yeah

Only students not teachers

@@demonlucy1050 they're victims and at the same time at fault, because despite knowing how harmful and destroying the education system is, they still follow it, just to get paid It's just about grades and money

If you are unschooling your children, get in touch with me any time My name is Derek Thomas Lirio. I've educated myself since I was a kid, started working for myself during high school and taught many others to do it. I used to skip school to meet with business owners and celebrities. Get in touch, I'll point you to different resources that are currently available for independent education.

The education I received in small town Manitoba in the 1990s is the education people need right now. This is severe damage.

MSRA COURSE should be there for all.

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Musk is not educated himself, so he is not a authority to say this, even its funny he said it as he doesn't have college degree and also poor, why would people listen to him to start with?

I agree, but the education system is too lame to make that happen.

Check out the education system in Finland. I wish we had something like that in the US.

And learning the life of Life takes a lot of time learning, research reading note taking maybe taking extra courses, who has time for it, as the clock is ticking I am getting older. I would have liked to have my education in school that I could actually use in my life.

And learning the life of Life takes a lot of time learning, research, reading, note taking, maybe taking extra courses. Who has time for it, as the clock is ticking I am getting older. I would have liked to have my education in school that I could actually use in my life.

Me too 👌

sir, do you mind sharing what do you mean by underperformed grade students as a professor pov?

@@ourmuseI think he meant those with average grades

It’s called sports and band. There are tons of other after school programs as well

I did learn 3 things. 1 suck up to the art teacher because I sucked at art to get a better grade. Write a 5 paragraph essay which is useful and how to spot someone maxing a bench press in weight lifting class😂 The rest was social I never did homework until the class before it was due cause could care less what the teacher was saying😂

good talk bro

Where are you from btw ? How can we relate to each other so much even do not speak same language we are thousend of kilometres away from each other's but but conditions are actually same

I agree. I recall teaching my cousin, there was a difference in my style versus the way her mom taught her. I taught her in a laid back manner, almost as sort of a friend, rather than a teacher. I. could tell she was way more relax, I encourage her to not worry about making mistakes, rather focus on enjoying herself. I maintained her attention through joking around & being playful with her, which gradually gained her trust. There was something important about this, the encouragement to make mistake was an absolute must, I was always there to answer any question she had, whereas her mom scolded her whenever she made a mistake. It was to say I personally greatly enjoyed experience, I understand some people have learning anxiety, I'm there to help. You could feel there was always a tenseness in the air. I believe this is what education is like: one in an extremely formal manner, while the other in a laid back manner, where learning does not feel like a chore, rather a sip of wine. It's extremely frustrating to watch from my perspective the justification professors and teachers has for their "style of learning" where upon it's nothing sort of lack luster, and ineffective. These teachers are not teachers, they do absolutely nothing, & while at it, they make your life miserable, every once of joy a person had for this particular subject were away. It's almost like a competition to see how dull they can make for an otherwise fascinating subject. I just wanted to tell you I completely understand, not to mention the creativity the education system has sucked away. To be frank, this entire education is flawed to the teeth, it's about time there' s a revamp of this. And many times I could never wrap my head around the fact some people take education super seriously to the point it's mentally damaging their health. I would've done everything such that my students does not have to feel this. This is a difference between a great teacher, versus the average. And you're definitely out of luck of you're a gifted student, or any particular student with a style of learning that's not one the formalize one we see in the education system.

Actually it is important, and you are correct. The learning environment itself has a huge impact, sondon't blame yourswlf andntry to see if you have other options.

Yeah, make sense

You got my comment buddy, it's absolutely true.

Wow that is some of the worst writing I've seen

How about you work hard, implement this comment, create a school like his where anybody can afford

It's like Hey all are falling in the hole 🕳 All are jumping so we also jump

The school system are really sux. We should point it out so that change can happen. By the way, thanks for express your thought

Wish Elon could help re-invent the entire schooling system, all children desperately need it..but Elon is so busy already, one man can’t do everything..there’s just not enough time, but, maybe other educators will step up and join with with him, and together it will get done…🌎

Baloney.. Sort of. If you have stuck it out for four years and get a degree it tells a potential employer that you stuck it out. If u have good grades even better. It means you are a hard worker. If you went to a difficult school it tells the potential employer you can compete. I had no problem getting jobs. Went to Berkeley.

If you want to do jobs in the conservative fields, college is very important because they don’t tolerate change much but entrepreneurship can be everyone

Boomer blind spots very common

Hell yeah, I don't want a doctor educated on youtube, wtf. College actually is very necessary in some cases.

A lot of new doctors admit to looking stuff up on web md.

@Brian P this is the argument, everyone told me. I really don’t think the classroom environment was the most effective way to interact with others. Most the time conversation and natural play was very limited and controlled. And truly thinking creatively was at best discouraged but, at time’s punished . My daughters had many neighbor friends and cousins to play with and they were both involved in group sports and hobbies. Actually I think kids need more alone time. My daughters are adult now. 28 and 32. And I admit we all gave into the pressure of expensive college route. But my view of college is a little more positive because the student was a little more autonomy. They both earned graduate degrees via academic scholarships (still somehow cost a lot of money) One is a physical therapist and other a psychologist. These degrees certainly helped them in their career but, I do wonder if all the time and money spent was justified? I went to college for 10 years (as an adult) to earn post graduate degrees, which I believe to be much more interesting and valuable. I did very well with university as is common when people who enjoy what they are doing. Due to scholarships I did not pay a lot but, it was still a monetary burden and a huge consumer of time which. I wonder could have been used more wisely? The occupation I chose as a research scientist in biology would have been difficult to impossible without a PHD but, in reality not sure if that barrier is somewhat artificial? Certainly a place for intense classroom training but, if there is no desire and curiosity, pushing through is tough and maybe not very useful? Well any way…. Looks like I did a whole lot of bragging to make my point 🤪! Guilty. Thanks you the thoughtful message

Wow! Nice to hear that, how did you do it please, I'm struggling.

@@wisepage7288 what are you struggling with?

@Chris long how did you teach the advanced subjects, like chemistry? I know f all about chemistry.

We are wasting lives!

Exactly. These examples keep being given again again and again. Enough already

Is Twitter an exception too?

There are many examples of average income people who absolutely failed in standardized education, bucked the system, were unschooled, etc. who succeeded greatly. They just aren't known by people like Elon Musk.

…..if one desires an example and test for one’s ability to accept self-discipline, confidence, and accomplishment - look to that of the successful military recruit graduate!

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I wish all dads were like you.

….a very institutionalized, wrote method of instruction and learning. It’s almost a kin to a soft version of a penal institution.!

I am a mechanical engineer Hated every moment It was a 4 years degree. It took me 6 years

Spot on about tertiary. Parents should know this when their kid takes out huge loans. The best scam in the book for colleges. Huge money.

it need to change from indoctrination to enlightenment .....

I agree. The one we got doesn’t have one and doesn’t deserve to have one

…. The Montessori method is more than 100 years old. We are in the 21st-century now and we need to advance for beyond that method, oven instruction and learning.!

BS You start thinking and creating as soon as you pickup a crayon College degrees are necessary because people like you say they must be The public education system is the biggest scam ever perpetrated on the American Public. Some of the dumbest people I know have degrees All they signify is one’s ability to show up to class and complete assignments on time. The teaching profession as it exists today, is entirely unnecessary and overrun by political activists and people who like the smell of their own farts.

"You start thinking and creating at the PHD level at the age of 21to 24." Profound way of stating what I hold to be true.

Yes I started thinking can create meaningful things at PDH when I was 30 years. Then got married and struggled to make a living for the family

Could try homeschooling maybe, or co-op schools? Thry are really fun when you hook up with groups. Remember Edison and Einstein both did very poorly in regular school and got negative comments from teachers all the time too.

Thanks for sharing that.

You can recapture it. It just takes a while. Get curious. Find something that does seem interesting. Try to be kind to yourself.

@@user-cz1gu8nl9o thanks for you kind words man... I'll try 🥂

As one reply already stated, look into subjects and things you are interested in. Set an hour a day to do this at first. Once you find what you’re interested in your inert curiosity will take over and before you know it, you will realize you are now motivated all on your own. Hopefully, you will find an occupation that you can see yourself doing. Do research on internet first. Before spending money and time on training. Interview someone in such a position. So you can learn for yourself if it is the right field for you. What future expectations are in said field. For instance, will technology phase it out in the future. What is the starting salary and future expected max salary range. Please believe in yourself. Good Luck.

Damn right you are.

hmm true

They're as honest as they comes

Hi…. Greetings there Glad to hear from you. I appreciate your love, care and support …. Where are you watching from?

Incredible discussion ❤

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School is indeed useful. But, it isn’t efficient enough to be at the same level as me self studying. I learn a lot more at my pace than learning at other’s paces. You can’t even control your schedule. This is why school sucks including the stressful stuff of passing homeworks that are irrelevant and just waste your time.

Henry Ford

@@ukangedesmond4156 Ford attended a one-room school for eight years when he was not helping his father with the harvest. At age 16 he walked to Detroit to find work in its machine shops.