what is the highest level of education you have had...are you going to continue...do you tink it's  important
609493
I am 29 yrs old and only a high school graduate.  I only make 40k.  I will be returning to school in the fall and I think it is more than worth it.  I wish I would have went back earlier, but was unable to do so.  Now I'm jumping at the chance!
864162
Yes I do.  How do I know?  Because of the way they speak and the things they speak of.\n\nBecause they can understand anything you tell them or ask them.  Who are they?  One was my own dad.  He was not an 'educated' person, but he had a very high position in a world wide business.  He invented some things that are still in use.\n\nOthers are people I have met and people I know right now.  High intelligence doesn't have anything to do with degrees or books or certificates.  It is either developed or ignored.\nBut it is always there, no matter what - or what is 'done' or not done  about it.
363280
It sounds a bit of a cop out but I would have to say the most important thing I have learnt is how to learn.  That and making mistakes is OK and part of life.  No I didn't learn this at school which is why I have gone into teaching to try and bridge the gap
775700
you made it to level 3 so it must not be too bad. \n\nCould it be your choice of questions?
720636
I think you can get the best possible education in America, but I think that is more of an exception than the rule. I taught in public schools in the US before I left to teach abroad. It was pretty frightening how badly educated the students were. They came to me in grade 9 reading and writing on a 3rd grade level, and many of them were 16 or 17 already by then. \n\nMy education was quite good, but I went to a girls' Catholic school. It was small, so teachers could give us more individual attention, and our parents held us to high standards. I think that is the biggest difference.
577472
Your teacher knows best. Oprah recently said that in many schools pupils are led to believe that they're doing well whereas in fact their level is awful. So she's just making sure that you can get the best of the best once you graduate, and she's preparing you as best as she can for that by making you work your utmost.
144660
I have a GED, I did not complete high school for reasons that are not important.  My GED has allowed me to attain employment as well as a person wh graduated high school......my life would be much worse without it.
455209
Let me guess. You got top grades in English, right?
817347
i think the question should be do you understand everything you are being taught
652519
Somewhere near 36% more.  Hey, more is more.  Even 1% more will pay off in the long run because in most degree level jobs you get raises based on what you currently make so your even getting bigger raises than those high schoolers.
1130386
Completing my college degree is important to me because I came up from nothing. I did not have good influences in my life, I dropped out of high school and I was on the wrong path in life. Several years later, at an age that most people have already graduated college, I began taking classes. It was to prove to myself, my family, and my community that I was not another statistic. I ended realizing that I am smarter than I ever thought. I am now a sophomore with a 4.0 GPA pursuing my degree in Industrial Engineering and I hope to go on and get my M.B.A. \nAll of that in itself will be a major achievement to me, but I hope to own a Engineering firm someday and also play a major role in my community by helping troubled youth and others who might not otherwise go to college. Bottom line, it has saved my life.
575265
High School, it's the last one you have to go through. Then it's up to you. But I would advise to continue education for a job in the future that will pay better.
140161
Do you have an education?\nWhat is your question?????????????????????
462573
Pretty good,actually, whatever grade you're in. It's basically telling you that it isn't the end of the journey that matters, it's the getting there and how you do it that matters.
411639
You just say higher. Like, I got a higher grade than he did. Higher modifies grade. There ya go.
1127745
In high school I was a bright, young kid who was bored and never challenged. As an undergraduate, I paid the price for not learning how to study and apply myself academically in high school. I did fairly well, but not great. In my study for my master's degree, I was an honors student, and I finally received my Ph.D. which was the richest intellectual experience of my life.\n\n"So what," you ask? So, if I could do it, anyone with will, determination and dedication can become well-educated!!
634511
A base level of education is not overrated. If you are referring to post secondary education, you need to decide on your motivation level and a suitable career path.\n\nEducation will give you a leg up on the competition in the short term. However, it is no replacement for dedication and hard work. Many people have been successful without a post secondary education. \n\nOf course, some things are very difficult without the proper education. For example it would be impossible to be a doctor without a lenghty post secondary education.\n\nI am of the opinion that if you can afford it and have the motivation to get through it, you should pursue a post secondary education unless you are pursuing a trade.