WE'VE NEVER SPOKE LIKE THIS BEFORE ON YOUTUBE | Ali & Lydia Millen Gordon

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июн 2023
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  • @user-jl8hn6hq5o
    @user-jl8hn6hq5o Год назад +108

    Mr. Gorden, I am 80 years old now and I really enjoyed this video very much in so many ways. The Bee talk and the talk with Linda about your schooling. I really wished I could talk with you for an hour. I always watch Lidia, and I love the birds and you're fur babies. Grandma 80 😊

  • @marinemds
    @marinemds Год назад +33

    What you've done with this house is unreal. The garden is out of a fairy movie, so beautiful !

  • @monicateeling810
    @monicateeling810 Год назад +34

    Good on ya Ali........ you are so humble and such a gentleman. A great role model ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅

  • @TheGoddessfromabove
    @TheGoddessfromabove Год назад +30

    “My cat is probably more cleaner than most humans, so, I’m calm” 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @chantelmcgee
    @chantelmcgee Год назад +31

    You two are just the cutest couple! I love when you do videos together.

  • @rebekahschroeder7949
    @rebekahschroeder7949 Год назад +95

    One of my favorite videos to date! I love your lifestyle and the elegance you bring to the everyday things, but to just sit back and listen to you talk together in such a laid back and “real” manner was very enjoyable and relatable.

    • @enidford9160
      @enidford9160 Год назад

      I was in fits of laughter!

    • @enidford9160
      @enidford9160 Год назад +1

      Loved every minute of this vlog! Agree with both of you about school content and how it is put across to students! I am a retired teacher and must say felt very upset with how we had to teach in such an old fashioned and traditional way!!!

  • @rominamuse6019
    @rominamuse6019 Год назад +32

    I'm laughing so hard at Lumi outside your window at 26:07, meowing at you to let her in lol hahahaha

  • @janaculbreth007
    @janaculbreth007 Год назад +31

    We love you both just the way you are!!!!! ❤️❤️

  • @FayeCNL
    @FayeCNL Год назад +27

    Genuinely amazed by the amount of work that goes into the bee keeping

  • @JaniceInFrance
    @JaniceInFrance 7 месяцев назад +2

    As a teacher, in the United States, I absolutely resonate with you and the way you were as a child in school. Children come in all different colors and all different learning styles and you have to be really adaptable as a teacher to make sure that you are giving them what they need. For example, I had a teacher that I talk with and she was extremely good with math so the children that were average and above average went to her and I was always struggling with math so I knew what it was like and I could understand children that were struggling in math so I took the ones that were struggling. I love that you are very honest about it and I love what you’ve done on your own and I’m sure they were a few mentors along the way! I appreciate your honesty thank you

  • @heatherarman2060
    @heatherarman2060 Год назад +27

    I love this conversation. I’m a dog behaviorist so I study canine (and human because it often relates) cognition and neuroscience. It’s truly fascinating how we learn, remember make connections and feel.
    Learning theory is the same for all animals including humans but at an individual level we all learn best in different ways.
    Thank you for sharing this conversation.

  • @lindacampbell4483
    @lindacampbell4483 Год назад +16

    I couldn’t love this video more. I struggled all through school because I was so much better at the social aspect, as opposed to the memorization that was necessary to get better grades. However, I always had my nose in a book from when I was a young child, and that taught me more about history and vocabulary that I ever learned in a class. Travel and meeting people from other cultures and being in nature, as you do, is a education in itself. If we are aware, we will learn. You both are stretching your minds every day, with your interests and passion for a beautiful life. Well done!

  • @almawright462
    @almawright462 Год назад +12

    Ali, I love your sense of humor, elegance and how real and down to earth you are. Even though you clearly have an upscale lifestyle, you’re genuine and I enjoy your conversations; feel like you’re always teaching us something- you’re so engaging!

  • @lonniecohen9217
    @lonniecohen9217 Год назад +9

    Brillant video, as always so interesting but truly loved the conversation, so open and wonderful to be a part of. Thank you for sharing it!

  • @sha-rongamito5752
    @sha-rongamito5752 Год назад +10

    What you were talking about is so true. I see it in my 2 kids daily, the one is diligent, loves to study and retain facts, the other one is more artistic and can remember a song after listening to it once. They are both incredibly smart but in different ways. The school system only caters to the one, so the other is always struggling at school. I wish, as you say that they'd assess kids and adapt the teaching to what they respond to best.

  • @j.c.1826
    @j.c.1826 Год назад +16

    I love your home. It's amazing and seems so peaceful ❤

  • @chantellevanleer
    @chantellevanleer Год назад +8

    Thank you for sharing your reports with us - I love you both - your so down to earth and humble

  • @VondaSims
    @VondaSims Год назад +2

    This makes me feel even closer to you both. My dad was an electrician. So growing up I often traveled to jobs with him and learned more than the other children about life. Thank you for the joy.❤

  • @lisamariemalle
    @lisamariemalle Год назад +10

    Ohhhh that was lovely 🥰 had to smile so much during your conversation 😂

  • @Khadeejahraja
    @Khadeejahraja Год назад +4

    The most relaxing, quite informative and visually well shot channels on RUclips! Ali Gordon you should have a whole lot more subscribers!

  • @ronjaottinger4163
    @ronjaottinger4163 Год назад +8

    I loved this conversation! You are so true 👍🏻 A great vlog Ali😊

  • @jeanettedemosthenous2685
    @jeanettedemosthenous2685 Год назад +7

    I have not commented before but this was so true. Being "clever" at school was absolutely all about retaining information and answering questions relating to that information without necessarily understanding it. I started really learning about the things I am interested in AFTER I left school. Have to agree that debating is really interesting. Loving the bee content. x

  • @paulinemacpherson5237
    @paulinemacpherson5237 Год назад +5

    Loved your big discussion at the end. Schooling, learning at school or later in life. Being born with amazing memories etc. Definitely agree with such a lot of your conversation. Most of all having a open mind and mixing well with all people. Love your interaction with people in everyday circumstances. You guys are just lovely.xx

  • @ritahowton6545
    @ritahowton6545 Год назад +2

    Thank you both for this video. I felt so alone thinking i was the only one who was a delayed learner and can't memorize anything to save my soul. I enjoy your videos very much and have grown to respect you both. Love your content and i could hear how educated you are about bees. Much success to you both. ❤

  • @cathypayne4200
    @cathypayne4200 Год назад +9

    Thanks for sharing your conversation on education- I think you both highlighted a lot of valid points. People do learn differently. The four main types are: visual, auditory, kinaesthetic and reading/ writing. School does indeed seem to study reading/ writing.
    I would say however that success in academia depends on more than just a good memory. I’m a history student studying for a master’s at Oxford University. History as a subject is so information dense that it’s IMPOSSIBLE to rely on your memory alone. In fact, the more I study, the more I realise that learning and developing the skill of finding the right information, and engage with it critically, is more important. If you can hone research skills you can learn almost anything to a high standard in a relatively short amount of time.
    Another primary skill is writing. Essay writing in particular is often hailed as the highest form of communication because a good essay should be evidenced, critical, balanced, precise, and objective.
    I’m sure there are lots of experts out there that could speak about this more eloquently than I have, and it may well differ from subject to subject. Just here to share a different viewpoint based on my different experiences. Thanks for the great video Ali 👍

    • @melsmithmel
      @melsmithmel Год назад +2

      What a great accomplishment to get into Oxford! I agree we all learn differently but we should value education as well as it's alot of hard work amd a great sense of achievement. Congratulations.

    • @cathypayne4200
      @cathypayne4200 11 месяцев назад

      @@melsmithmel thank you! I appreciate your kind words 😊

  • @LifeLessonsFromBooks
    @LifeLessonsFromBooks Год назад +3

    Great conversation about learning. You’re both experiential and social learners and that’s why I love watching your channel as you both share, explore, learn, experiment, try, reflect on various activities. This is what true learning is about.

  • @dontworrybehappy8993
    @dontworrybehappy8993 Год назад +6

    This reminds me of my childhood with my grandmother. After she used to let me at school, I would cry and make a drama because she was leaving me there. But, then later after the school I used to go straight to swim at the river with my colleagues stressing my grandmother that was looking for me. I used to be very social at school and knew everyone in the village. They thought that I wouldn’t make it on life. Ohhh well, after few years I managed to finish high school, bachelor degree, post graduate diploma and master. I have the same age as you guys, already have a house etc. To be honest, you don’t need to go to Uni to be successful professionally. I spend so much money and time that at the end it wasn’t really useful. I work in something totally different from my background studies and can’t believe how much I manage to accomplish in life. I used to have people that used to look at me like I was a dump person and goods know what…Now the same people are literally not even better than me. So, at the end we all are build differently and are constantly growing and improve ourselves in this pathway of life. We need to choose our own happiness and be grateful and happy with what we accomplish in life and what more has to come. You guys are amazing!!

  • @donnanoble4629
    @donnanoble4629 Год назад

    The best vlog ever ..... you guys just shine! Thank you for your rawness, vulnerabilities and sharing your past ......well done!!

  • @KS-jy1pu
    @KS-jy1pu Год назад +5

    Wonderful vlog 😁 Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts with us 🥰

  • @lotuspetal5143
    @lotuspetal5143 Год назад +1

    So true! We all learn and retain information differently. It was fun hearing your school reports and absolutely no surprise that you were very social in school. The outdoor kitchen is looking great!

  • @judyannkiwi
    @judyannkiwi Год назад +3

    I think you two should do more videos together!! it's such a great inspiration for others to find that chemistry and devotion your family shares with loyal followers. The collaboration and editing succeed my expectations every time. Keep up the work it's much appreciated.💞💞

  • @riomcgonigle
    @riomcgonigle Год назад +3

    Loved this ❤ nice whe you in your normal relaxed mode at home to watch

  • @alexiawagner2514
    @alexiawagner2514 11 месяцев назад

    How lovely is this couple...this chat at the end is full of love xxxxx

  • @Fleurdonvariadv2264
    @Fleurdonvariadv2264 Год назад +3

    " Stuck in your ways" The King 👑 stands out. . . Simply nothing can outshine you Ali. This was Worth watching ( as always) the qualities you have can not be taught.

  • @jamierenae3833
    @jamierenae3833 Год назад

    I love this vlog! I feel like this is truly the first time that you’ve been personable with us & I absolutely love it❤

  • @marilynburke7609
    @marilynburke7609 Год назад

    This was great. One of your best. Loved listening to you both and enjoyed your insight on the learning process and the education in general. Some things could be done so much better as far as teaching and learning. 😊❤️

  • @donabelleaquino5362
    @donabelleaquino5362 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you! I enjoyed listening to this conversation. It felt like a podcast.

  • @Rachaelma83
    @Rachaelma83 Год назад +19

    You two are so sweet together! It seems you both are right brain dominant (which standard schooling doesn't cater to) and have chosen creative outlets that suit your strengths. Which is fantastic :)

    • @kippykippyphoebe9203
      @kippykippyphoebe9203 Год назад +2

      That's left brain for creativity not right brain

    • @Rachaelma83
      @Rachaelma83 Год назад

      ​@@kippykippyphoebe9203 Not based on the original theory created by psychobiologist Roger W. Sperry. And what was taught to psychologists and psychiatrists for decades. But the point was -- how amazing would it be if all school systems catered to a variety of strengths and different brain activity for young minds! :)

  • @curlygrayinluxury
    @curlygrayinluxury Год назад +4

    This is such a great conversation. And you guys mad such great points on this topic. It’s crazy how I thought we only had this problem in the US. 👏🏾👏🏾

  • @fundamonium
    @fundamonium Год назад +1

    I was so surprised by the report. You seem so particular about everything I would have thought you were ultra diligent at school. It’s actually really refreshing to hear that you’re just as normal as the rest of us!

  • @Southernbellefla
    @Southernbellefla Год назад

    Debate and discussion is paramount to being well informed and also, making informed decisions and choices. Such a great topic!!

  • @marmarabi
    @marmarabi Год назад +1

    I like that you sit in new angles and views and talk to us. View your garden and home from a new perspective

  • @beasleyben9191
    @beasleyben9191 5 месяцев назад

    I just found your channel as it just showed up as a sugestion for me. I said this exact same thing my entire life and my husband and I just had this conversation again last night! I totally agree with you both on learning and Intelligence verses ability for memory recall! Love your channel! I look forward to catching up on all that I have missed lol

  • @Katrina.Gill.Home.Interior
    @Katrina.Gill.Home.Interior Год назад +1

    I really think you two should have your own podcast! 🥰 talking absolutely about anything and everything. I love listening to you both and really resonate with what you have said about education and how we learn things, debates in friendships etc.😊👌 Thank you for sharing that! ❤

  • @patriciahenderson1252
    @patriciahenderson1252 Год назад +1

    When you are ready to learn, your teacher will appear. What a lad - being vulnerable and transparent, which reflects sense of self and confidence. The frontal lobe of the brain prunes or revises after school, which can affect individual readiness and the ability to attend, persist and delay gratification too. Sounds like you had high emotional intelligence.

  • @paulapeeler3157
    @paulapeeler3157 Год назад

    I loved the talk at end...served up a glass of wine...enjoyed!!
    Look forward to the next one 😊

  • @heathermears277
    @heathermears277 Год назад +1

    A breath of fresh air you both talking about everything very funny but down to earth talking luv it when your both together the garden looks so dreamy and beautiful great vlog luv the doggies and lumi outside kitchen looks insane very nice ❤️😘

  • @lifeandlivingit9719
    @lifeandlivingit9719 Год назад

    Brilliant video and agree 100% with what you guys were discussing regarding learning in school. Hopefully there are some teachers here watching this vlog…lol. Really love watching you two together, keep up the good work.👏🏽👏🏽

  • @armaniv6455
    @armaniv6455 Год назад

    I love seeing you guys just talk ! It reminds me of me and my boyfriend just speaking about a deeper topic just before bed ! I suck at learning because I cannot sit still for too long so audio learning would be of benefit because it would allow me to multitask ! During lectures I’d listen to the professor speak while I would draw in my notebook and I retained all the information well enough to not have to study to get a B + - it was wonderful. Being in school now as an adult it’s just as tough

  • @janetklein9697
    @janetklein9697 Год назад

    This is so very interesting. Thanks for actually taking the time to explain. Had no idea.

  • @christineralph5405
    @christineralph5405 Год назад

    Oh my gosh, you guys together are simply gorgeous! A beautiful wedding, congratulations to you both x

  • @PascallePointing
    @PascallePointing Год назад +1

    Loved this! You both are so lovely together 🥰🥰

  • @caroldanderson6781
    @caroldanderson6781 Год назад +1

    I love that the two of you can giggle together as you do. I agree with you. I wished there were more auditory and spatial learning frameworrks coming up in school, because those are the most effective ways for me to learn. I still earned three degrees successfully in the conventional format, but just imagine how much better I could've done. And many others likely.

  • @theskittlisLife
    @theskittlisLife Год назад +3

    l loved this conversation. It's the best video ever ❤ you two are great

  • @judithcatlett8518
    @judithcatlett8518 Год назад +75

    We do all learn differently, and it’s too bad the educational system doesn’t figure that out when kids are younger.

    • @leapingdeer7880
      @leapingdeer7880 Год назад

      School is a glorified babysitting service for older kids and it keeps the future kids poor as they won't teach real world information and they definitely don't inspire for industry and careers

    • @gardenroom65
      @gardenroom65 Год назад +1

      Govt need to give more resources.

    • @faridachand3420
      @faridachand3420 Год назад +1

      As a teacher working for over a decade I can confirm the education system does not work for many of our young people. It’s sad that we put our young people through a system that has no benefit to them and wastes many years of their life. We need an educational reform but that can only come with a political reform. Until then we will keep failing so many.

  • @sheddingthealbatross
    @sheddingthealbatross Год назад

    Yesssss!!!! You are speaking my heart. There are most certainly many different learning styles. My son, for example, struggled having to sit at a desk in a structured classroom. His 4th grade year he had an amazing teacher who allowed the kids to do their work anywhere in the classroom as long as their work got done. Justin loved laying on his stomach out in the quiet hallway. He scored perfect marks. I fought kindly for him so his learning style was embraced.
    Ali…..you are right on in saying one doesn’t need to be a straight A student to be successful.
    My husband scraped by to graduate High School. He is now the Vice President of a multi billion dollar company called Fastenal.
    Thank you for opening up. This is such a fantastic discussion.

  • @NwadaStyling
    @NwadaStyling Год назад +4

    I’ve loved this video! This was a conversation that is not had enough….. I take my hat off to the both of you for being brave and bold enough to have it on the Internet. loved it!!! 🙌🏽💯🩵

  • @bonnieolson80
    @bonnieolson80 Год назад +3

    I love being on you tube….to listen to conversations from different people who have different perspectives.

  • @lucyandrews5209
    @lucyandrews5209 Год назад +2

    I had this same conversation a few days ago and I completely agree with you both. I myself was never academic, because I just didn't fit the learning mould - yet I've gone on to succeed in many things. My son has just finished his GCSE'S, and whilst I encouraged him to try, I've also let him know that it's not the be all end all. I feel it just gives you more options - it doesn't mean to say you/he won't be successful. More importantly, his happiness is something successful, and so thats the priority I feel. I want that to guide him in life, and most people forget to mention this, and it's so important. Children have to be sheep, and the older I get the more I realise this. I encourage my kids to freely think, and I feel strongly about this. Even if they make mistakes, there's lessons to be learned there and to grow from it. Common sense is also intelligence in my eyes, because it allows you to adapt and problem solve. Also, being personable, manners, and kindness are forms of intelligence - some may say it's not, but it really is. It's all things that have helped me in life. There's more to life than grades, and so many more children/adults would thrive in different settings, if only the educational system was more flexible. I could chat for ages about this, but I shall stop there 😊

    • @melsmithmel
      @melsmithmel Год назад +1

      Emotional intelligence does exist and your friends are wrong. A person being kind, empathetic and thoughtful is a sign of good character and why doctors are trained to be that way with patients. 😊

  • @heazelongos2824
    @heazelongos2824 Год назад +1

    Nice listening to you Ali. Learn something new as well from you.

  • @Ash-yc6ql
    @Ash-yc6ql Год назад

    This subject resonates with me profoundly. You both said it so well that sitting down reading/memorizing is exactly that. When I was in school, this was basically the foundation of how I was taught and I never did well in those settings. Thank goodness for more artistic classes as thats where I was able to redeem myself with my grades. Although, in the end I dropped out of high school and never went back. But now, I have a successful career making more money than I know what to do with. I knew from a very early age, that typical school setting would never be for me. I learn best by actually doing.

  • @ijeomamatthew3842
    @ijeomamatthew3842 Год назад +1

    Enjoyable vlog per usual. Good convo on how people learn etc.

  • @tugbahilalkurt5114
    @tugbahilalkurt5114 Год назад +2

    Your cat in the background while you read your school report, meowing from outside the window is the cutest thing I've seen today. 😅😅

  • @ishy3765
    @ishy3765 Год назад

    Love watching your vlogs especially this one as I can so relate with my son who is now an electrician. He also didn’t do too well in school but right at the end of school he was given a prize from the head year students for being the most liked student and an all rounder.

  • @ceemonroserose6123
    @ceemonroserose6123 Год назад

    Loved this, you two are the best and cutest ❤ such a profound topic at the end! Thank you for sharing Ali, this has given me hope with my 14 year old son as he has just the same character as you 🥰

  • @sharonbishop-reynolds1820
    @sharonbishop-reynolds1820 Год назад

    Loved this x
    Totally agree with your education views !
    Every day is a learning day !!

  • @mtrenier1
    @mtrenier1 Год назад

    This is my favorite from the two of you. I’m rewatching with my daughter & granddaughter

  • @kristincheever2145
    @kristincheever2145 Год назад

    I totally agree! If I could listen to a book, I prefer it and it completely changes everything! I’m a teacher in the US. It’s not always the people that were A students that are successful. So often, creatives are not perfect students, great conversation. ❤

  • @sonjamerrifield8518
    @sonjamerrifield8518 Год назад

    Loved this video, very enjoyable 😊🐝

  • @daneyaakob8757
    @daneyaakob8757 Год назад +1

    I love this !

  • @tinakampouroglou4479
    @tinakampouroglou4479 Год назад +5

    At 26.00...Is poor Lumi calling you guys from outside bedroom window... To come in.... 😆🐈

  • @ritutandon5675
    @ritutandon5675 Год назад +2

    I think you guys are an awesome team. Your garden is AMAZING….love love love the wildness of it all…..just so romantic. As for school…..yup….not everyone gets A’s. That being said…many of my friends flourished after high school…i mean….learning is one thing…but applying that to everyday life….well, that’s where progress was made……. Keep being you…keep “learning” what interests you….not everything grows from academic environment. 😊

  • @juliehumphrey4857
    @juliehumphrey4857 Год назад +1

    You learn something new every day and that’s the way life is take care keep smiling and enjoying your life together. As always Lumi make you smile and laugh 🙏🏻,

  • @marijamagdalena7156
    @marijamagdalena7156 Год назад

    You are both clever in life. That's what's most important. As always, I enjoy every video you're both in.
    I wish you lifetime happiness and success!

  • @sebastianfisher957
    @sebastianfisher957 Год назад +3

    Wow... I so, so, so relate to your story about being ready to learn at a LATER age and stage in life. I dropped out of school when I was 16 for a number of reasons. Eventually as the years progressed, I went to Uni as a mature aged student and completed a Bach of Bus (Mgt) and Grad Dip in HR Mgt and a Masters of HR Mgt to compliment.8 Dip's in business disciplines. I genuinely believe that some people (me included) are naturally late bloomers. I love your vlog and Lydia's a great deal. On so many levels I relate to your lifestyle today. From Sydney, Australia, enjoy your short Summer, while we complain about our (mild-cold) winter. Best, Seb

  • @Sarah1212mm
    @Sarah1212mm Год назад +4

    while you were reading your report there was a cat at the window meowing wanting your attention! So funny!! 😁🤣

  • @robinbeisel702
    @robinbeisel702 Год назад +2

    I was valedictorian and I can tell you - it didn't really matter to many people and you're way more successful than me and most people. Remember Mozart didn't talk til he was 3 years old. Ignore the others. You guys inspire me to learn

  • @yvonnehewitt1302
    @yvonnehewitt1302 Год назад

    Brilliant, loved this vid 🙌🏽

  • @suziecheeseman3760
    @suziecheeseman3760 3 месяца назад

    What a delight this video was to watch.

  • @lauraloops...
    @lauraloops... Год назад

    Loved this!

  • @4cds14
    @4cds14 Год назад +4

    “Distracts other pupils” was the key statement on all my school reports, great days though!

  • @reem7710
    @reem7710 Год назад +4

    What a wonderful vlog... you should be very proud that you studied by yourself after school and you wanted to educate yourself on things eg the bees ps Love love love Lumi in the background around 26 minutes ❤❤❤❤

  • @karencurtis6141
    @karencurtis6141 Год назад

    I could listen to you chatting all night long 🤗, I can’t read a book in paper form … a few pages and my eyes are tired and I’m going to sleep .
    This was a huge problem at school, I was given a Kindle for my birthday when they first came out and it was a game changer for me 🥰.
    So much so I love reading now , it’s one of my favourite things to do . Since I got the Kindle with the back light there is no stopping me.
    I love keeping up with how the bees are doing, the hive looks gorgeous as much as I love the colour green ..I do love the natural wood.
    Although I have seen many hives painted white🤔.
    Take care xx xxx

  • @anewjourneywithbertie5290
    @anewjourneywithbertie5290 Год назад +2

    Lovely video and the weather was great 😊

  • @angeliaspinkluggage
    @angeliaspinkluggage 4 месяца назад

    i agree so much!! Children learn in so many different ways. Creatives do not learn the same way as others. Kids with the gift of ADHD/Dyslexic who learn to think outside the box needs completely new ways to learn.

  • @srobinson4070
    @srobinson4070 Год назад +2

    I really enjoyed listening to you two. 👏👏👏👏👏Both had interesting points . The education system needs a complete overhaul.

  • @ellebradford4001
    @ellebradford4001 Год назад

    Ali you are a lovely gentleman. Wonderful to see you carry yourself with elegance.

  • @drsusieg
    @drsusieg Год назад

    Really enjoyed this vlog. You are both so charming and talented.

  • @sabrinusinscotland
    @sabrinusinscotland Год назад

    Love this video real talk is the best. Worldwide the education system need change from the old conventional way , will definitely be sharing your video.

  • @vernanciaberthier8568
    @vernanciaberthier8568 Год назад

    Enjoyed this topic. I could relate. Thx

  • @46smokyjoe
    @46smokyjoe Год назад +17

    To funny! As he’s reading the report on the bed, the cat is outside the window calling out to let him in haha.

    • @Sarah1212mm
      @Sarah1212mm Год назад

      i dont think that was Loomy as she uses the cat flap. 😉

  • @myraphillips351
    @myraphillips351 Год назад

    Loved this ❤

  • @andraskewes5804
    @andraskewes5804 Год назад +2

    It's the impulse control located in the frontal lobe that does not mature until we're 25 and yes - you're right - they want us to make life long decisions before we're 25. It's why we all make such not-so-good decisions while we're young. Excellent video. Enjoyed it very much. Thank you.

  • @samgreen3317
    @samgreen3317 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed listening to you guys chat about education and the school system! I am a Home Educating mom of 3 boys. We made the decision to Home Educate as our boys were growing increasingly unhappy in the mainstream school environment. We love the freedom we now have to learn about the things that interest us and inspire us. We also get to enjoy more of the great outdoors as opposed to being confined to a stuffy classroom. Mainstream Ed is a “one size fits all” approach and it just does not serve everybody. My brother is a great example - he hated school, left with barely any qualifications. Eventually found his passion and is now running a very successful company employing hundreds of people. The high school drop out now employing those with degrees! The irony!

  • @BeckyCantu
    @BeckyCantu Год назад +2

    Lovely conversation! And funny!☝🏼 😆

  • @galtgallery6720
    @galtgallery6720 10 месяцев назад

    You guys have created paradise in your back yard! Gorgeous!

  • @BartonEnglish1
    @BartonEnglish1 Год назад

    You can do several learning styles assessments online, for yourself or your child! I used to use them in my class to take an inventory, and also to coach my students (high school and college age) on how best to tailor their own learning to their strengths and preferences.

  • @rawganic5183
    @rawganic5183 Год назад

    Ali still gets his nervous eye blinking when he was talking about his school report 🤣😍😍 I’ll adore you for ever for this ali 🤣

  • @brittanymosley3649
    @brittanymosley3649 4 месяца назад

    This house is amazing. Love the backyard and fire pit.

  • @djamilamonteiro8951
    @djamilamonteiro8951 Год назад +3

    This was a great one! Most people I meet tell me that I’m very smart but they would never guess that I had terrible grades in school lol
    What I have is a ton of different perspectives (I lived in many different countries), I’m open-minded and empathetic…that goes a very long way in both personal and professional relationships. I wish I’d spent less time equating my self worth with school grades! We are all very valuable for different reasons.
    What a lovely video!

    • @Missy182
      @Missy182 Год назад

      I concur with you