I strongly disagree with this statement. Dreamers are willing to do whatever it takes to reach their goals, and therefore they are willing to put in work. To work towards something, a result, may require a lot of patience. A dreamer will find that patience and make their dream a reality. As for being a well-rounded individual, I don't see how chasing dreams affects that area at all.
Now that we’ve built an industrial solution to teaching in bulk, we’ve seduced ourselves into believing that the only thing that can be taught is the way to get high SAT scores.
We shouldn’t be buying this.
I agree! A good score on an SAT doesn't prove anything but the ability to memorize a bunch of facts; it is not a good indicator as to whether or not the test taker will be able to apply skills to real life situations.
Because I had already written out a list of 30 beliefs at home before class, I used this period to update my WordPress blog and I posted my "This I Believe" essay analysis.