Brian,

Do you consider it appropriate to answer a student who questions mobility.... with
"only the examined life is really worth living?"

Do you tell students how to live?

Del


Brian Burchett wrote:
Del Thomas Ph. D. wrote:
  
Hi, Glad to see that some of you are awake. Mine is not an examined life 
:-) . At least I try not to.

This thread started with student reaction to the "myth of upward 
mobility"...suggesting that  students who question the data should be 
told  "I would tell the student
that only the examined life is really worth living"  is to be 
encouraged?  Not only does it cut off learning but it is inappropriate.  
    


Sorry, I normally just lurk, but I happened to look up from reading 
Plato to see the admonition to examine one's life labeled 'inappropriate.'

I thought it was rather ironic, and couldn't stop myself from sharing.

  

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