The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[nievesoliveras]

Dear Jesus,

Thank you for the encouragement.  I am using this forum as an on-line record of what is going on.  This is a way to prevent the Chinese or the US Governments treating me as a spy.  We do not have to steal any of their so-called top-secret information.  We just deduced them scientifically and verified them experimentally.  We have no resources that can match them but we are having fun in the process.

The students, Forever, Jacky and Miller are learning not only the technical information.  They are also learning the difficult task of working together on something that is new and controversial.  Some experiments required design and purchasing of material and ordering specially made parts from machine shops.  That is very different from the school environment â€" all equipments were available and the only task was to follow instructions to complete the experiment.

Lawrence Tseung
Director
Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited.

Now I understand your motive to talk the way you do.

Best wishes!

Jesus

[chrisC]

Darn. We were trying to see how long ltseung could talk to himself without any outside feedback. Almost set a new record there! Oh well, better luck next time.

I thought I was being a good boy by not visiting this thread for 2 weeks. Well, I was wrong! Sick people do have a need to talk to themselves. Self-therapy I supposed?

The world would be a much better place if talking to oneself can truly solve scientific puzzles! Go Tseung Go!
ps: Just don't jump over the cliff. We want to treat you 10 Roast Duck dinners when your UFO is ready to fly on the White House lawn!

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

One lesson that the Students learned was:

The wheel from the machine shop arrived.  One part that was not delivered was the base and the support for the axle.  It would take the average engineer five minutes to come up with a possible arrangement.  The early prototype from Tong already had that.  The students had the videos and should have completed that part with ease.

However, being students in the average school system, they were “waiting for the teacher” to supply the missing parts including the screws.  They could talk for hours and got distracted with other interests.  None of them would take the initiative of drawing the required diagram and completing the task.

This is one big drawback of the Educational System in Hong Kong (and possibly elsewhere).  The educational system is examination orientated.  The students who perform well at examinations were regarded as top.  Innovation is difficult to test and is not part of the examination.

There is a need to “help seedlings innovate”.  The Foundation will have a very important role to play.  Simple lessons learned and shown to the World will benefit all.

Lawrence Tseung
Director
Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited

[chrisC]

One lesson that the Students learned was:

....

However, being students in the average school system, they were “waiting for the teacher” to supply the missing parts including the screws.  ....
This is one big drawback of the Educational System in Hong Kong (and possibly elsewhere).  The educational system is examination orientated.  The students who perform well at examinations were regarded as top.  Innovation is difficult to test and is not part of the examination.

There is a need to “help seedlings innovate”.  ....

Hahaha! It's so funnny old Tseung. What do you expect? If the teacher need medication to keep his sanity and had to rely on making up multiple personas to 'support' himself, can you imagine the students having any brain cells on their own? They can't even login to Overunity.com to speak for themselves and had to rely on the Director of Seedlings to do so. It's so telling. Just to be sure you're aware you're teaching your students in an mental asylum!

cheers
chrisC

[Pirate88179]

One lesson that the Students learned was:

The wheel from the machine shop arrived.  One part that was not delivered was the base and the support for the axle.  It would take the average engineer five minutes to come up with a possible arrangement.  The early prototype from Tong already had that.  The students had the videos and should have completed that part with ease.

However, being students in the average school system, they were “waiting for the teacher” to supply the missing parts including the screws.  They could talk for hours and got distracted with other interests.  None of them would take the initiative of drawing the required diagram and completing the task.

This is one big drawback of the Educational System in Hong Kong (and possibly elsewhere).  The educational system is examination orientated.  The students who perform well at examinations were regarded as top.  Innovation is difficult to test and is not part of the examination.

There is a need to “help seedlings innovate”.  The Foundation will have a very important role to play.  Simple lessons learned and shown to the World will benefit all.

Lawrence Tseung
Director
Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited

Lawrence:

I could not agree with you more.  Our education system here is the same but probably worse.  Kids get rewarded for test scores and teachers get rewarded for test scores yet half the graduating students can't even read properly.  We are all going to pay for this down the road.

Bill