Establishment of a Learning Culture

 

Knowledge is powerful and if used incorrectly it could cause conflict. It is very important to speak facts not merely what has been heard, because it may not all be true. One good example is to start publicizing someone who has passed before it has happened. This flows into our blog topic “A little learning is a dangerous thing, meaning a person is voicing his views about something with others and does not have enough information to prove their claim. I have stated to family and friends, people should not put out information someone has passed before it is confirmed. This did happen to our family before our mom died. People are sensitive in what they believe. Must be careful about the information being made known because it could mislead, and miscommunication causes problems.

            Information that is revealed on television, in newspapers, or on social media, such as Facebook is not always credible. While on Facebook “users are strolling through different news feeds of people and anything could be posted just to see what type of response may be given. “People who only read article previews tend to be confident in the knowledge and have strong opinions. (Owen, Laura, 2019). Not knowing the whole conclusion of the matter will stir unnecessary strife. Truth is the best policy, but people are going to continue to talk because there is a motive in everything we do. To help me stay focused I try not to allow what people say to take me out of character, Sometimes, I say people talk just to hear themselves talk. I must be careful because they possibly could be thinking the same about me. People do have a right to their own opinions.  

            James 1:19 will keep us balanced. Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow in wrath. Let’s not just talk to be heard but know the facts.

References

Literary Devices (Definition of Literary Terms   |A Little Knowledge Is A Dangerous Thing 

Owen, Laura Hazard Feb 8, 2019, Nieman Lab A Little knowledge is a dangerous thing-no,

     it is, according to this new research.