As I was walking to class today, I realized
something; In the course of one week here at CMU, I’ll attend 11 class sessions
and study under 6 different professors. I’ll gain a deeper understanding of how
we as humans develop this crazy communication system called language as well as
how we hear sounds and what hinders our ability to do that. I’ll also gain
skills in teaching strategies and American Sign Language and a deeper
understanding of chemistry and how all of the things in our world mold
and mix in perfect harmony. Just for fun, I get to add a dash of Deaf culture
to the mix which allows me to better understand my dad’s natural language and
heritage.
All
of this will be done alongside peers who challenge, help and encourage me as we
learn together.
What
a blessing it is to be a student!
With
semester end just around the corner I've been quick to lose sight of
the truth that being a student is a beautiful privilege. How great it is to be
here learning what I love and preparing for the future!
My dear friends, whether you’re a student in high school, college or even in the workplace, don’t forget to be thankful for the opportunity to learn.
My dear friends, whether you’re a student in high school, college or even in the workplace, don’t forget to be thankful for the opportunity to learn.
Knowledge
should never be an unwanted burden, but a lens through which we gain a deeper
understanding of the world around us. The deeper we dig into these things, the
more clearly we can see God’s great design for his creation and his plan for
redeeming it.
Keep
pressing on towards deeper understanding as a means of growth and worship! As you learn more, may you be drawn closer to the Lord who
created that which we labor to study and comprehend.
“This
most beautiful system of the sun, planets and comets, could only proceed from
the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful Being.”
“The instinct of brutes and insects can be
the effect of nothing else than the wisdom and skill of a powerful ever-living
agent.”- Isaac Newton
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