School’s back in session! For students, this is a great time to consider your own approach to education. Which type are you—an average student or an entrepreneurial one?
An average student believes: |
An entrepreneurial student understands: |
| School is preparation for their career. | School is an early phase of their career. |
| Music school is in charge of what they will learn. | Learners create their own education. |
| Good grades are the goals of education. | Good knowledge is the goal of education. |
| The most talented and accomplished musicians will be the most successful ones. | Creativity, interpersonal skills, work ethics, and the willingness to take chances are just as important indicators of success, often more. |
| School will teach them the important answers. | School can help them figure out the important questions. |
| Curriculum represents a series of hoops to jump through. | Curriculum represents a series of opportunities for growth and the development of skills. |
| The curriculum has far too many requirements. | The curriculum has far too few requirements. |
| Studies should focus on developing strengths. | Addressing weaknesses is equally important. |
| School will help shape their personal identity. | The importance of actively shaping the school’s identity as well. |
| Professors are solely teachers. | Professors will also be future connections, colleagues, and friends. |
| Classmates are merely other members of their class. | Classmates will become some of the most important relationships imaginable. |
| Rules must be followed at all costs. | While breaking rules always has consequences, every true visionary has broken rules. |
Hey Dr. Cutler,
I’d like to read this blog but the formatting of the page places the text where I cant read it. Any chance you could fix this?
Thanks, and wonderful blogs!
Bob
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