J-B's Informed Opinion

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students need to make every effort possible in order to strengthen their body, mind, and spirit. He suggests that it is especially important that students master the skills necessary to strengthen their mind.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students need to focus on the incident that occurred at the Capitol and learn from it. He encourages students to contrast the behaviors of the two young women who recently attained national prominence, think about the contrast critically and then apply what they discover to their own lives.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high students must understand the power of nature as exemplified by this virus. He also present students an opportunity to contrast the pathways and skills development of two young woman for analysis.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students need to take in the goings-on in their environment (society), understand what's going on, learn from what's going on and master the soft skills they will need in order for them to adapt to their ever-changing society as it unfolds.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students need to think critically about what they witnessed as a protest march turned into a riot at our Capitol last week. They should use this preparation phase of their life-arc to develop skills that would allow them to adapt to our society in order that they prosper instead of riot, in order to feel whole.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school  students should be reminded of how much they had grown-up. He would encourage them to remember what they had come through this far in their life and that they have the skills and experience to respond to their current environment successfully.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students need to become aware of the real world results that can be achieved as a result of their efforts in school. He tells the story of one of their peers who solved a real world problem by using the hard and soft skills acquired from his mastery of algebra.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students need to take some time to reflect upon all the skills that they mastered by the time they were six-years-old and how they achieved the mastery of those skills.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students be reminded of the abundance of skills, both hard skills and soft skills, that they had mastered by the time they were six-years-old; skills that would be with them for a lifetime.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high students must continue strengthening their body, mind, and spirit by using the soft skills that they mastered as children to deal with remote learning as they continue to strengthen their body, mind, and spirit by mastering their coursework.