asleori239k

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   by asleori239k 7y ago

   Yeah I came to say something similar. Good art education (at least with criticism) is really focused on the strength of the arguments and the strength of the expression of those arguments.
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   by asleori239k 7y ago

   The flip side of this that it's not limited to the arts. I came to love math later, more and more as I got into higher-level math, because I realized lower-level stuff tended to be taught in this way that is very focused on minute almo
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   by asleori239k 7y ago

   Yeah I would never suggest human failings somehow are unique to academics, unfortunately. I guess in life there's no perfect solutions sometimes; there's the constant tension of security and flexibility.
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   by asleori239k 7y ago

   A lot of the administration problems had to do with internal communication problems in the department and university, and severe budget shortfalls (in part due to state politics). You could say it was climate or culture as well, but to me t
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   by asleori239k 7y ago

   I think this varies a bit from place to place and is misleading in some ways. I was a tenured professor who left academics for two reasons, the administrative nightmares of the university and department (to put it one way), and unrelated fa