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Carson Stiglets
Mrs. McClendon
1/30/2024
Evidence of Learning #4
to adapt to developing global dynamics. Engineers invest over two decades in academic settings
to earn their diplomas, which are the gateway to the workforce. While many college graduates
anticipate immediate employment in their dream position, the problem lies within our education
system, where students need real-world work exposure. Contained within classroom walls, they
need to prepare for the demands of the professional world, resulting in rejections during job
Dr. Athan proposes a creative solution to this difficulty through an engineering program
engineers from a young age. Emphasizing the importance of acquiring practical experience
before pursuing high-profile positions, Dr. Athan's teachings underscore the significance of
Reflecting on insights from the Ted Talk, I've come to appreciate the importance of
are priceless, the true nature of learning unfolds through experience. As restated by engineers,
experiential learning gained during initial employment. You can only take classroom simulations
so far.
Further supporting this concept, the anecdote from "Chop Wood Carry Water" explains
the invaluable nature of experience. The tale of the inexperienced boy attempting to fix a bow,
determined by the effortless ability of the veteran hunter, underscores the irreplaceable value of
hands-on knowledge. While theoretical understanding is essential, its true worth is realized only
through practical application. The concept of work exposure also kept getting brought up in my
interviews. Everyone I talked to told me they learned everything they needed to know within the
first two years of working. You cannot replicate work experience in a classroom setting, so they
refine my skills and expand my professional horizons. I am prepared to start my career ahead,
even if it entails creating at a lesser-known company. Each experience, no matter how small,
promises to impart invaluable lessons that will shape my future efforts as an engineer. Everyone
states somewhere, and where I start will not be where I end up, but no matter what, I will always
have to learn new skills everywhere I go. Sound engineers use every experience to their
experience in honing my skills and capabilities. I know no one will write my journey for me, but
it is my job to put myself in the best possible situations. Continuing my learning and growth, I
Work Cited
2024.
Medcalf, Joshua. “Chop Wood Carry Water: How to Fall in Love with the Process of Becoming
http://files.leagueathletics.com/Images/Club/5708/Attachments/Chop_Wood_Carry_Wate
r__How_to_Fall_in_Love_with_the_Process_of_Becoming_Great__PDFDrivecom_.pdf.