Strangeness arises when being a member of the board with a minimum requirement of high school or equivalent, they have the authority to make laws, while being a career judge who actually enforces / enforces laws made by the DPR the requirements are a minimum degree in law, a minimum of 20 years experience as a judge including a minimum of three years as a high judge. It is strange that those who make law on high school graduates and even those who undergo supervision of the enforcement of the law have minimum requirements for a law degree.
MonthMay 2019
There are many benefits of Self-taught Learning. Of course, learning autodidact has many benefits, the benefits of self-taught learning are:
A true self-taught person holds the principle of not stingy knowledge, how hard the effort is sought to gain knowledge, he will not be stingy to share the knowledge they have, the principle by sharing knowledge will strengthen the memory of the knowledge, so that when we discuss with an autodidact, it is certainly our best discussion.
Self-taught is also very creative in learning, he does not only believe in one reference, but he has more references and tests the quality of references which can be trusted, for example, he will find out about the conquest of Constantinople by Sultan Mehmed II (Muhammad Al-Fatih) so he does not only absolute belief in Roger Crowley’s book titled 1453 Seconds of the Fall of Constantinople to the Hand of Muslims, but he also had references from a book called Muhammad Al-Fatih 1453 by Felix Siauw, Al-Fatih: Conqueror of Constantinople by Alwi Alatas or Bangkit and the Collapse of Dr. Ottoman Caliphate Ali Muhammad Ash-Shalabi. That is the character of an autodidact, not just learning with one reference.
It is a self-taught learning method, digging from its roots to discovering the true truth, they do not directly swallow Hans Kalsen’s theory and proceed to the other theories, but how to learn like climbing stairs from the lowest step to the top.
Self-taught people have a great curiosity, because their commitment to learning is sincere no-frills work tickets, so businesses never betray the results, they tend to prepare small notebooks at their every step, when there are new things that he found whether, in discussion or hearing the voice, he would note, for example, he heard about the Peloponnesian war, then he himself would find out what was the Peloponnesian war, so that he could know that the war was a war in ancient Greece, between Athens against Sparta which began with Sparta’s jealousy Athens who unilaterally controlled the small territories of Persia, even though the defeat of Persia against Greece was not only thanks to the Athenian forces but also thanks to the help of 300 Spartan troops. For this reason, a sharp hearing is needed to capture new things that will then be sought, that’s the character of an autodidact.
The key to self-taught learning that is first done is consistent, eliminating all laziness and getting serious about learning, self-taught people will learn systematically, learn like stairs, from one stage to another.
this is fine, considering that the state demands people who are experts in a particular field, there is even a discourse to carry out the specifications of all scientific lines that have been specified first, for example, to become a lawyer before only pursuing the law, but the future discourse that lawyers will be specified, there are lawyers in the criminal field, in the fields of civil, business, tax, bankruptcy, government and others, this tends to make people compete in learning only in their fields.
Today is divided by knowledge with various specifications, the tendency of people now to learn only certain specifications of science, thus making them unable to outperform people in the past, while the knowledge that we are currently studying is largely the science that people contribute once upon a time. How to learn self-taught?
Before the existence of educational institutions such as before, learning sometimes self-taught or also through discussion together, such as Abu Bakr studied the Prophet or Plato who studied at Socrates. Have you ever asked why people who lived in ancient times were relatively smarter than people who are in Zana now, an era that is practical and easy to access information? the answer, because people first learn freely, are free of what they think needs to be learned then they will learn it,
Has it ever occurred to our minds why people who lived in ancient times were relatively smarter and more creative, even though formal institutions such as schools had not existed in ancient times, let alone sophisticated technologies such as the internet to access information, all because they honed their skills through self-taught learning?