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All is Vanity See other All is Vanity Articles Title: Education Majors Have the Lowest IQs of all College Majors Well, except for perhaps a degree like P.E. or anything else an athlete gets, which is why the word “dumbjock” is one word. But there are so few of them they don’t impact society, and everyone knows they’re given their degrees, so they’re not taken seriously. Education majors are a different story. I graduated from the largest producers of Education majors in a very large state. I won’t name it. I met a lot of Education majors. None of them had any brains to speak of, except for a male friend of mine, who went on to get an M.S. in Economics. He was the only guy I met who was an Education major. All the rest were women, and all of them were dumb. Education majors have the lowest IQs and lowest SAT/ACT scores of all majors in college. Philosophy majors have the highest, but try to get a job with a degree in Philosophy. I did know one guy with a degree in Philosophy who managed a carwash. He redesigned them to make them more efficient, so when the company built a new one, they followed his design. But he still managed a carwash. I was in fact more than a little disturbed at the stupidity of Education majors. I’m going to repeat: I never met a smart one, and I only met one male, who is still one of my friends. When I got out of college I met quite a few teachers and principals. Same thing: all women, all stupid. Not stupid because they were women, but stupid because they were Education majors. And now they were principals? Oh my God. Education degrees are worthless. They shouldn’t even be degrees. It takes four years of classes to be a teacher? Please. I’m not that stupid to believe that. After all, I have a degree, too. And mine’s worthless. I would never let my kids go to a public school. What the heck does it take 12 years to learn anyway? I could read and do arithmetic in the first grade. I tell people I never learned a thing beyond the fourth grade, and I didn’t, either. I was so bored in high school I did little more than daydream, and on weekends I partied, drank and got high. I was one of the wild boys, as least compared to the drones in school. I would live in a double-wide trailer in a rural area and homeschool my kids before I let the Black Thing known as public schools get hold of them. I read an article a few years ago about an eccentric man who lived with his daughter in a tent in a park. He taught her from a Bible and a set of encyclopedias. When the authorities caught them I believe she had just turned 12. She was described as “unusually intelligent and knowledgeable.” Do tell. Imagine that. And not one day in public schools. The best way to teach any kid is by being a mentor. The mentor sits at one end of a log and the student at the other. If the student messes up the teacher just bounces him in the air. I’m just kidding about that, but I’m not kidding about sitting on the log. Now that I think about it, I never dated any Education major. They bored me. Stupid people always do. And now that I think about it, not once did I see a library in any Education major’s room. For that matter, not even one book that wasn’t a textbook. Like I said, a worthless degree. And as teachers, worthless, too.
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Having omitted any data breaking this down by eye color, no scientific validity can be attached to this story.
I read an article not too long ago that said, based on SAT/ACT scores, the average IQ of Education majors was 99.3. I wonder how they even got into college.
I work with a number of educators and the vast majority of them have earned my respect. A person doesn't need to be Mensa material to in order to educate children. Appropriate curriculum & lesson planning, experience, passion and having a classroom of motivated students all factor into the learning calculus. But beyond the scope of education itself, many of them do strike me as lacking in common sense.
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