4. Different Experiences

So far, my week has been bad. I got back some of my test grades back and they were not what i expected them to be. I dont understand how im not succeeding the way i planned to. I study the materials that they give me. I guess I got used to regurgitating information back out on test than to really comprehend it and take it in. I guess I have to change my perspectives of learning to do well. The teaching here is way different from the teaching I was used to in public schools. Of course there is the intertwining of faith with education but im talking about more than that. The way that professors here teach is more comprehensive than just giving you a test from your notes. Its more challenging. Its hurting my GPA but it is helping me grow. Which is a good thing, I think? But all in all, Im liking my college experience here at MC.

3. Starting to see a pattern

College life is starting to look like a pattern to me. Not saying that it is anything wrong with that, Its just getting back into the routine just takes a toll out on you. The classes are starting to get harder. I dont know if it happens to everyone but it seems like my professors teach faster and faster everytime I go back to class. And everything builds off of the last thing so excelling in class is kind of difficult for me at this time. But MC has tutoring class. Its good to know someone is looking out for me. But Im slowly getting the hang of the college life. The freedom is cool, but the amount of independence that comes with it is kind of hard to bare all at once. But im pretty sure I'll get the hang of things eventually.

2. Readjusting To Things

So far, life at Mississippi College has been great. I find it easier to get along with the people here. The staff is quite helpful and actually care about your education. Quite different from my high school experience. From the morale of MC to the bonds that ive formed with the few people that i have came into contact with. The expectations are emencely greater here than at my highschool. In high school, I was pretty much guided to do my work and assignments. Here, the professor/teacher gives you an assignment and goes on to the next subject. It causes for a little bit more work but it is just going to take a little readjusting on my behalf to get the hang of things. It is also quite different than being at home. Going from being babysat by my parents to independent living is one of the big changes that I have endured. Its great to be around the new friends that i have made here at MC, but its always good to go home to see the faces of the people that i know, and knows me best. Last week was quite a homecoming for me. Going back to the place that fathered me my whole life. I like being out on my own, but it is something about home that will always hold a spot in my heart.

What is education

Education is a systematic process that trains an individual for a trade for life experiences. It basicly gives you a mindset of what the world will be like when you are out on your own. Preparing you for life's demands and the challenges that might come along.
Education goes way beyond high school and college, it is a life long experience. To build one's culture and learn of other cultures along the way. It takes trial and error to master at the subject called life. Getting your feet wet, trying new experiences. Live life to the frllest because everywhere you go, there is knowledge to be gained.
Education is dependent, and also independent. Dependent education is the education you get from your parents and friends. From the instincts and fundamentals that your parents taught you from birth, to the relationship skills and bonds that you gained from friends. Independent education is the knowledge that you choose to gain from independent living. The learning you gain from institutional structures or schools that is based off of your dedication to you life and career.