Comments on: Study Hard. Get Good Grades. Find a Job. http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/ Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:40:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: greenbucks http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/comment-page-1/#comment-410 greenbucks Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:26:07 +0000 http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/#comment-410 Angel, thanks for the feedback. The title is something sort of the opposite: that study hard, get good grades and find a job don't necessarily mean being successful. That's why I put some interesting points at the bottom of the post. I like the way you wrote how the title should be though. Thanks and have a blessed Holy Week! :) Angel, thanks for the feedback. The title is something sort of the opposite: that study hard, get good grades and find a job don’t necessarily mean being successful. That’s why I put some interesting points at the bottom of the post. I like the way you wrote how the title should be though.

Thanks and have a blessed Holy Week! :)

]]> By: Angel http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/comment-page-1/#comment-385 Angel Sun, 16 Mar 2008 07:57:26 +0000 http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/#comment-385 Studying well is always good if only for the discipline that it teaches. After awhile though, you will realize that the grades that you get or how you do in school do not really determine whether one succeeds or not. People skills, communication skills, and finding something to do that you genuinely are passionate about may be more critical. So maybe it should be "Think Hard. Build Good Relationships. Find Your Passion." Studying well is always good if only for the discipline that it teaches. After awhile though, you will realize that the grades that you get or how you do in school do not really determine whether one succeeds or not. People skills, communication skills, and finding something to do that you genuinely are passionate about may be more critical. So maybe it should be “Think Hard. Build Good Relationships. Find Your Passion.”

]]> By: greenbucks http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/comment-page-1/#comment-373 greenbucks Fri, 14 Mar 2008 15:04:52 +0000 http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/#comment-373 I totally understand you Weng. A solid and completed education is a sure ticket to success BUT it is not the only ticket to success. Sure, it brings pride, comfort, a sense of accomplishment and even a good sense of self-worth. But still... Yes, people may shift courses as a way of finding what truly fits one's abilities and interests. Nothing wrong with that, as long as one accomplishes goals that were set. Success is personal. We can never judge a person if he is successful or not, not until we know how he/she feels about it. Sus, lalo lang gumulo. :D Thanks! I totally understand you Weng. A solid and completed education is a sure ticket to success BUT it is not the only ticket to success. Sure, it brings pride, comfort, a sense of accomplishment and even a good sense of self-worth. But still…

Yes, people may shift courses as a way of finding what truly fits one’s abilities and interests. Nothing wrong with that, as long as one accomplishes goals that were set.

Success is personal. We can never judge a person if he is successful or not, not until we know how he/she feels about it.

Sus, lalo lang gumulo. :D

Thanks!

]]> By: munchkin mommy http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/comment-page-1/#comment-371 munchkin mommy Fri, 14 Mar 2008 04:26:38 +0000 http://greenbucks.teacherjulie.com/2008/03/14/study-hard-get-good-grades-find-a-job/#comment-371 hi greenbucks! :D amen to your post. :) one of my replies to a recent meme sounds a bit like the above entry. while there are some people who were able to succeed in life sans a college diploma, i still believe in the importance of a solid (and completed!) school education. it's an accomplishment in itself which also brings with it a sense of pride and comfort, too. :) and a lot of times, it is when we are right smack in the middle of university education that we realize what we truly want to become, thus, the shifting of courses or the dropping out. am i even making sense? hee hee! :) hi greenbucks! :D amen to your post. :) one of my replies to a recent meme sounds a bit like the above entry. while there are some people who were able to succeed in life sans a college diploma, i still believe in the importance of a solid (and completed!) school education. it’s an accomplishment in itself which also brings with it a sense of pride and comfort, too. :) and a lot of times, it is when we are right smack in the middle of university education that we realize what we truly want to become, thus, the shifting of courses or the dropping out. am i even making sense? hee hee! :)

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