Tag: college

• Arthur Benjamin: Teach statistics before calculus (TED)

  

  Very few people actually use calculus in a conscious, meaningful way in their day-to-day lives. I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Benjamin on this. Statistics has become an extremely important life skill in today’s data-driven world.

  valsaksornchai

  October 10, 2014

  Economics, Learning, Talks

  algebra, analysis, arithmetic, Arthur Benjamin, Calculus, college, curriculum, daily life, data, discrete mathematics, Economics, Education, high school, Maths, probability, randomness, reward, risk, science, standard deviation, Statistics, subject, trends, uncertainty, university

• A Year in Paris: Part Two

  

  2009 If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll realise that it hasn’t quite been 4 years (from 2007). I did go back to Paris in 2011. So why am I telling you about 2009? Because 2009 is important. 2009 is the year everything changed. But what does 2009 have to do with Paris? Everything. Let me fill you in…

  valsaksornchai

  January 25, 2014

  Learning, Life, London, Paris, Self

  A-levels, admissions, choices, college, David Cameron, decisions, Economics, Education, ESPS, European Social and Political Studies, European Studies, Francois Hollande, French, grades, IEP, London, Oxford, Paris, philosophy, Politics, PPE, Sciences Po, Sciences Po Paris, studies, UCAS, university

• In Pictures: Cambridge

  

  valsaksornchai

  January 9, 2014

  Cities, Photography, Traveling

  bikes, Cambridge, chapel, college, cycling, DNA, Eagle, England, King’s College, Photography, pub, students, Sunset, term, town, UK, university