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12 de abr. de 2024 · Another School year ——What for? The article describes a professor's viewpoint on the purpose of university education. The writer recalled his encounter with a student of his and stated that technical training was useful and important but it was not the sole purpose of education.
21 de nov. de 2008 · John Ciardi, a poet and professor, delivered a speech to high school students in 1954, asking why they should go to college. He argued that college should be a place to learn how to learn, not just a preparation for a career.
11 de mar. de 2019 · A lesson plan for teaching John Ciardi's poem Another School Year —What For? to college students. It includes background information on the author and other writers, text appreciation, language study and resource extension.
A teacher argues that college education is not only for professional training, but also for exposure to the ideas and culture of mankind. He urges students to read books and avoid becoming mechanized savages or push-button Neanderthals.
3 de oct. de 2014 · Another School Year — Unit One What For? Main Points • About the author • his voice • how he pictures the world • Other background information • Check of Pre-class Work • Text appreciation • structure analysis • topic discussion • Language understanding • sentence paraphrase • word study • writing techniques. Warming-up Qs 1.
In the short story “Another School Year – What For?” written John Ciardi is a response to a question (from one of Ciardi’s students) as to why at a university you must take classes that require you read books of philosophy and/or art and/or books that some subjectively believe don’t assist in the completion of the degree they are pursing.
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