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yea music and art, those involve separate intelligences
I sort of disagree on foreign languages as mandatory as i would think that mastery of English would be more rational, and other languages would hinder that for most |
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quiet_2008
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Thu 12/11/08 09:35 AM
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yea music and art, those involve separate intelligences I sort of disagree on foreign languages as mandatory as i would think that mastery of English would be more rational, and other languages would hinder that for most hmmmm, once a mastery of Latin was considered crucial to education I was kinda thinking in terms of Spanish though. Where I live the population is about 60% Spanish (they don't like the terms "hispanic" here) and the person who only speaks English is kind of at a disadvantage. |
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yea music and art, those involve separate intelligences I sort of disagree on foreign languages as mandatory as i would think that mastery of English would be more rational, and other languages would hinder that for most hmmmm, once a mastery of Latin was considered crucial to education I was kinda thinking in terms of Spanish though. Where I live the population is about 60% Spanish (they don't like the terms "hispanic" here) and the person who only speaks English is kind of at a disadvantage. i tend to think the entire culture is at a disadvantage if everyone has to learn more than one word for the same thing |
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My Mother was Lakota from the Standing Rock Indian Rez...after reading the OP...looks like I have some work to do!
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yea music and art, those involve separate intelligences I sort of disagree on foreign languages as mandatory as i would think that mastery of English would be more rational, and other languages would hinder that for most hmmmm, once a mastery of Latin was considered crucial to education I was kinda thinking in terms of Spanish though. Where I live the population is about 60% Spanish (they don't like the terms "hispanic" here) and the person who only speaks English is kind of at a disadvantage. i tend to think the entire culture is at a disadvantage if everyone has to learn more than one word for the same thing this is a joke I heard overseas What do you call someone who speaks two languages? Bilingual What do you call some one who speaks more than two languages? a polyglot What do you call someone who only speaks one language? an American |
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yea music and art, those involve separate intelligences I sort of disagree on foreign languages as mandatory as i would think that mastery of English would be more rational, and other languages would hinder that for most hmmmm, once a mastery of Latin was considered crucial to education I was kinda thinking in terms of Spanish though. Where I live the population is about 60% Spanish (they don't like the terms "hispanic" here) and the person who only speaks English is kind of at a disadvantage. i tend to think the entire culture is at a disadvantage if everyone has to learn more than one word for the same thing this is a joke I heard overseas What do you call someone who speaks two languages? Bilingual What do you call some one who speaks more than two languages? a polyglot What do you call someone who only speaks one language? an American heh heh heh yea but there are umpteen european countries bordering each other with different languages covering the area of Texas |
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