What is innovation and how does
it relate to a liberal arts education?
Innovation is like a process of change or altering
things. For example, you innovate a business if you think it in needs to be
changed and altered for the businesses sake. Remodeling it or something like
that can be an example of innovation. Or look at it like this; if I innovate a
topic in class I have changed the subject or showed my opinion of the topic and
altered what I think is the meaning of the topic and its strengths.
Relating innovation and a liber arts education is
very simple. A liberal arts education entails for a college students to become
more innovated. This type of education provides the student to become more
aware of thinking outside the box and to be more interesting because they have
explored other areas in order to become more ware of other knowledge other than
the one that pertains to their major. Students that come out from college with intrinsic
motivation are more likely to be more innovated and think differently and
possibly observe more than others who are not intrinsically motivated.
Employers hiring and offering jobs are looking for a people that are innovated
and know how to think on their feet. Without a liberal arts education it
defeats the purpose of going to school unless you want to learn just about you’re
major by attending technical schools or boarding schools. Many people may
disagree with a liberal arts education, but to be a part of this type of
education and leave as an innovated students then you have successfully taken
in everything a liberal arts education can provide for you.
Learning how to ask and answer to inquiry questions in class definitely
has helped me for all my classes. Applying what I have read from articles
towards answers with support and evidence helps me become a better
student.
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