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Post by doctorquant on May 2, 2020 0:14:50 GMT
Kinda reminds me of some old scraps at the OWH ... if you don’t think thus-and-such should be done THIS PRECISE WAY then you must hate thus-and-such.
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Post by Wolfenstein on May 2, 2020 0:32:01 GMT
I'm not sure if that is a reference to the public/private school debate, but given that I just said I can understand why people go the private route here, I really hope it is not.
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Post by Whitman on May 2, 2020 0:46:09 GMT
Kinda reminds me of some old scraps at the OWH ... if you don’t think thus-and-such should be done THIS PRECISE WAY then you must hate thus-and-such. Whatever Nazi. |
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Post by Whitman on May 2, 2020 0:57:21 GMT
Wolfenstein has always been cool to me. Assume it’s my non-binary thinking.
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Post by doctorquant on May 2, 2020 1:18:25 GMT
Wolfenstein has always been cool to me. Assume it’s my non-binary thinking. You’re not an ... wait, hang on a sec, gotta get myself together ... you’re not ... come on doctorquant, get it together! ... you’re not ... oh fuck this ...  |
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Post by Wolfenstein on May 2, 2020 1:38:08 GMT
Algorithms still point to correct filter alignment.
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 8:08:12 GMT
Just want the clarify, the Christian Brothers is Catholic education.
Catholics are Christians, but when it comes to education in the US I think there is an important distinction.
And Chistain Brothers schools are not diocesan schools. They are run by the order and tend to be quite good.
Personal experience with Benedictine education and diocesan education myself, but very mixed bag.
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Post by ecwyanks on May 2, 2020 11:57:03 GMT
I find that debating YF is good practice for my real job. Seriously. Didn't you say you were pretty much done with that job? |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 12:15:57 GMT
Just want the clarify, the Christian Brothers is Catholic education. Catholics are Christians, but when it comes to education in the US I think there is an important distinction. And Chistain Brothers schools are not diocesan schools. They are run by the order and tend to be quite good. Personal experience with Benedictine education and diocesan education myself, but very mixed bag. What’s the difference between Benedictine and diocesan? |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 12:16:09 GMT
Just want the clarify, the Christian Brothers is Catholic education. Catholics are Christians, but when it comes to education in the US I think there is an important distinction. And Chistain Brothers schools are not diocesan schools. They are run by the order and tend to be quite good.Personal experience with Benedictine education and diocesan education myself, but very mixed bag. Are you sure about the bolded part? I went to a Christian Brothers high school and it was most definitely part of the archdiocese. It was also the polar opposite of “quite good,” but that’s another story for a another day. |
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Post by lcjjdnh on May 2, 2020 13:48:41 GMT
Just want the clarify, the Christian Brothers is Catholic education. Catholics are Christians, but when it comes to education in the US I think there is an important distinction. And Chistain Brothers schools are not diocesan schools. They are run by the order and tend to be quite good. Personal experience with Benedictine education and diocesan education myself, but very mixed bag. What’s the difference between Benedictine and diocesan? Diocesan schools are associate with the local diocese whereas various other Catholic schools (Jesuit, Benedictine, etc.) are associated with various Catholic orders, I think. |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 15:57:22 GMT
Just want the clarify, the Christian Brothers is Catholic education. Catholics are Christians, but when it comes to education in the US I think there is an important distinction. And Chistain Brothers schools are not diocesan schools. They are run by the order and tend to be quite good.Personal experience with Benedictine education and diocesan education myself, but very mixed bag. Are you sure about the bolded part? I went to a Christian Brothers high school and it was most definitely part of the archdiocese. It was also the polar opposite of “quite good,” but that’s another story for a another day. I am less sure than was last night at bourbon:30. As for ‘good,’ I should have been more. They often enjoy a good reputation. I’ve always heard very good things about them. |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 15:57:49 GMT
What’s the difference between Benedictine and diocesan? Diocesan schools are associate with the local diocese whereas various other Catholic schools (Jesuit, Benedictine, etc.) are associated with various Catholic orders, I think. Yes |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 17:07:52 GMT
Diocesan schools are associate with the local diocese whereas various other Catholic schools (Jesuit, Benedictine, etc.) are associated with various Catholic orders, I think. Yes And what does that mean in practice? Different educational practices? |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2020 17:23:17 GMT
Are you sure about the bolded part? I went to a Christian Brothers high school and it was most definitely part of the archdiocese. It was also the polar opposite of “quite good,” but that’s another story for a another day. I am less sure than was last night at bourbon:30. As for ‘good,’ I should have been more. They often enjoy a good reputation. I’ve always heard very good things about them. Oh, I’m sure most of them do. Mine did not. It was Pedophilia Central. |
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