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Understanding Unstated Assumptions in Decision Making and Education

This exploration delves into the unstated assumptions we make daily—from waking up to a functioning car to having access to education and jobs. These assumptions form the foundation of our decisions, impacting our perceptions of success, knowledge, and career paths. It discusses how education is often equated with success and the implications of the job market, capitalism, and democracy. By becoming aware of these underlying beliefs, we can better navigate choices and understand the economic realities that shape our lives.

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Understanding Unstated Assumptions in Decision Making and Education

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  1. WORKOUT #3 Intro to Assumptions

  2. I assumed… 6am 7am 8am 9am 10am electricity you wake up! you have a job/class you’ve got water functioning car

  3. assumptions stuff that YOU PRETEND is TRUE or expect to be true so you can make DECISIONS ABOUT LIFE

  4. Education = Success experience degree success knowledge career

  5. Graduation $$ major requirements classes grades

  6. LRC gov’t/taxes architects materials constructed LRC today

  7. Plan a dinner party economy available $$$/price there are stores buy food

  8. Education democracy capitalism job market freedom to choose public education

  9. Unstated assumptions

  10. Unstated assumptions

  11. Unstated assumptions

  12. something (interpretation) that really wants to be true claim evidence stuff that wants to help a claimto be true assumptions the things you accept as true and/or a given that others agree

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