Sean's guide for internet dating — Page 2

sean wookie said:

I'm actually dating a nice girl I met on OKCupid. She is a substitute teacher and a jeweler. She is also about a year older than me and we really like each other.

Is she also a spy?

and a pickpocket!

CP3S said:

Um, yeah, typically. I've never known a teacher whose degree wasn't a Liberal Arts degree. The term "Liberal Arts degree" covers bachelor's degrees in a very wide variety of subjects. It simply means that their education encompasses a wide variety of subjects, social sciences, history, humanities, philosophy, science, literature, language, etc., as opposed to a very specific degree where you study very few subjects unrelated to your specialty. The idea of the liberal arts degree was to provide graduates with a well rounded education. Degrees in education degrees are Liberal Arts degrees, however, all that was needed to substitute teach when I was in Michigan was to simply have a bachelor's degree.

 

I did not know this, thanks.

CP3S said:

Um, yeah, typically. I've never known a teacher whose degree wasn't a Liberal Arts degree. The term "Liberal Arts degree" covers bachelor's degrees in a very wide variety of subjects. It simply means that their education encompasses a wide variety of subjects, social sciences, history, humanities, philosophy, science, literature, language, etc., as opposed to a very specific degree where you study very few subjects unrelated to your specialty. The idea of the liberal arts degree was to provide graduates with a well rounded education. Degrees in education degrees are Liberal Arts degrees, however, all that was needed to substitute teach when I was in Michigan was to simply have a bachelor's degree.

 

I work with several teachers with specific degrees undergrad and grad, in Chemistry, Geology, and Biology. 

Well, I've only taught elementary and middle school and was thinking specifically those grade levels. Yeah, of course you have people with specific degrees that teach sciences, and I've known many of them... so, not sure why I said "I've never known". I think I probably meant to say "substitute teacher", I'm sure I have never known a sub with a specific degree.

sean wookie said:

CP3S said:

Um, yeah, typically. I've never known a teacher whose degree wasn't a Liberal Arts degree. The term "Liberal Arts degree" covers bachelor's degrees in a very wide variety of subjects. It simply means that their education encompasses a wide variety of subjects, social sciences, history, humanities, philosophy, science, literature, language, etc., as opposed to a very specific degree where you study very few subjects unrelated to your specialty. The idea of the liberal arts degree was to provide graduates with a well rounded education. Degrees in education degrees are Liberal Arts degrees, however, all that was needed to substitute teach when I was in Michigan was to simply have a bachelor's degree.

 

I did not know this, thanks.

Shit, dude. I guess you're going to have to dump her. ;)

CP3S said:

sean wookie said:

CP3S said:

Um, yeah, typically. I've never known a teacher whose degree wasn't a Liberal Arts degree. The term "Liberal Arts degree" covers bachelor's degrees in a very wide variety of subjects. It simply means that their education encompasses a wide variety of subjects, social sciences, history, humanities, philosophy, science, literature, language, etc., as opposed to a very specific degree where you study very few subjects unrelated to your specialty. The idea of the liberal arts degree was to provide graduates with a well rounded education. Degrees in education degrees are Liberal Arts degrees, however, all that was needed to substitute teach when I was in Michigan was to simply have a bachelor's degree.

 

I did not know this, thanks.

Shit, dude. I guess you're going to have to dump her. ;)

A well educated girl like her? No way!

But...but...

 

sean wookie said:

 

If they have any of these they will not get a message from me.

 

• Being dwarf in wheel chair.
• Having a liberal arts degree.

 

She's a dwarf?

CP3S said:

But...but...

 

sean wookie said:

 

If they have any of these they will not get a message from me.

 

• Being dwarf in wheel chair.
• Having a liberal arts degree.

 

 

Check it again!

Oh she's a giant in a wheelchair.