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Anonymous:

--- Quote from: ""Surfer Mouse"" ---By operating under the label of “Educator” he conveniently avoids accountability  for his actions in accordance to accepted professional and ethical standards for the American Psychological Association.
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Joe's scorn for the American educational system is equalled only by his scorn for the American Psychological Association.


--- Quote from: ""Surfer Mouse"" ---We should be thankful that in spite of his megalomaniacal ambitions he only put out a couple of books and a never ending stream of newspaper articles, editorials and such.
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We should be thankful that in spite of his megalomaniacal ambitions he never attained a position of power.

Anonymous:
Ursus, I just read all your posts. You are right, I ruined your life and countless others. I am sorry. If  I had been as wise and segacious as you, I would not have damaged and destroyed so many lives, like your now pathetic chat room obsessed existence. I plan to fire sale all Hyde property and beg forgiveness from the fornits community. With out your help I never could have realized this ...Major thanks, and appoligies for my negative influence when you were a minor...Ursus...Sincerely , Joe Gauld

Anonymous:

--- Quote from: ""Joe Gauld"" ---Ursus, I just read all your posts. You are right, I ruined your life and countless others. I am sorry. If  I had been as wise and segacious as you, I would not have damaged and destroyed so many lives, like your now pathetic chat room obsessed existence. I plan to fire sale all Hyde property and beg forgiveness from the fornits community. With out your help I never could have realized this ...Major thanks, and appoligies for my negative influence when you were a minor...Ursus...Sincerely , Joe Gauld
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Joe, your sense of humor belies your assumed identity. But thanks for the chuckle, all the same.

Ursus:

--- Quote from: ""Joe Gauld"" ---Ursus, I just read all your posts. You are right, I ruined your life and countless others. I am sorry. If  I had been as wise and segacious as you, I would not have damaged and destroyed so many lives, like your now pathetic chat room obsessed existence. I plan to fire sale all Hyde property and beg forgiveness from the fornits community. With out your help I never could have realized this ...Major thanks, and appoligies for my negative influence when you were a minor...Ursus...Sincerely , Joe Gauld
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Yeah, well, Joe... I may have been Ursus minor back then, but I'm Ursus major right now.
 :wink:

Ursus:
Okay... last one from Education Week, unless and when he pops out another treatise later this year...  I've checked a few other education-oriented sites, but this appears to be the only one (at least that I've found thus far) that publishes him.

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http://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2007/ ... 4.h26.html
Education Week
Vol. 26, Issue 22, Page 29
Published: February 7, 2007

LETTER
‘Obsolete’ System Stifles Students’ Self-Discovery

To the Editor:

William Spady’s Jan. 10, 2007, Commentary "The Paradigm Trap" has finally identified the real problem of the American education system: It has been obsolete for over a century, and reforms like those of the No Child Left Behind Act simply reinforce its obsolescence.

Nature has carefully designed how humans develop during their first 19 years of life, but our education system virtually ignores this powerful and comprehensive process. Instead, we have adults designing a system to mold American children into their vision of the future. What incredible arrogance.

Consequently, we are producing many adolescents whose deeper potential is only marginally developed, who have little sense of who they are, their uniqueness, and their deeper purpose in life, and who thus are entering life overly controlled by peer pressure and their lesser instincts.

The early-20th-century Lebanese-American writer Khalil Gibran wisely noted this about children: “Their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.”

Our job as adults is not to design our children’s futures. It is to help them discover who they truly are and their deeper intellectual, emotional, and spiritual potentials. Do this effectively, and, as a teacher who has watched former students tackle life over the past 55 years, I promise you they will prevail over whatever they face in life, and leave the world a better place.

Joseph W. Gauld
Founder of Hyde Schools
President
Hyde Foundation
Bath, Maine

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