This document discusses the failures of modern education systems and proposes an alternative. It argues that current education focuses too much on competition, money-making, and preparing students for obsolete jobs, creating "uneducated literates" and "educated illiterates." It questions how leadership is truly defined and measured. The document calls for a new type of education that cultivates ethics, critical thinking, creativity, and helps students find their true, lasting passion in understanding humanity's interconnectedness. It proposes that only by understanding our fundamental oneness can we overcome society's problems and work toward becoming self-directed leaders who make the world a better place.

1. The Sins of Education
Synopsis
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2. An essential
transforming experience
for students and educational professionals
The Sins of
Education
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3. Dennis HastertBarbara Byrd-BennettMartin WinterkornBrian WilliamsRajat Gupta
Why do educated and intelligent
people do stupid things?

4. Number of books published in 2013
China 440,000
USA 304,912
UK 184,000
Self-published books topped 450,000.
Total number of books in the world:
129,864,880

5. Yet…
Our education system has created a
society of
uneducated literates
and
educated illiterates.

6. Our education system has failed to make us
true students.
We literally throw away our books as soon as
we obtain our degree or diploma.
This system has made us allergic to learning.

7. Our education system has
implanted in our core,
a
competitive/win-at-any-cost
mindset.
We’re not taught how to collaborate.

8. Our education system has instilled in us an
erroneous purpose…
Making money takes priority over
family, love, and even our own health.
…to achieve
financial success at any cost.

9. The consequence of this money-
making priority is that our
best and brightest,
many from Ivy League universities,
make the highest contribution to
white collar crime.

10. Endowments of the Top Five US Universities
Harvard University $32.7 Billion
University of Texas $25.4 Billion
Yale University $23.9 Billion
Stanford University $21.4 Billion
Princeton University$20.7 Billion

11. Our educational institutions
have become
money-making businesses
rather than
TEMPLES OF LEARNING.

12. Prisoners vs. Harvard Students
October 8, 2015
Inmates defeat Harvard students in a debate at a maximum security prison.

13. Our education does not teach us how to
think critically or nurture inspiring creativity
or instill empowering ethics in us,
which are essential requirements
for self-directed leadership.
Does our education prepare us for leadership?
It merely teaches us
how to meticulously explain
our failures.

14. How do we produce a workforce
of self-motivated, innovative,
self-directed, and
ethically empowered leaders
who are equipped to
lead themselves?

15. Before we get there…
We need to understand how we
measure this thing called
LEADERSHIP?
(if we can’t measure it,
we can’t grow it.)

16. • How many people you have power over
• The financial resources you control
• If you have influence in more than one sphere
• How actively you wield your power to change
the world
Forbes’ Criteria For Leadership

17. They do not meet Forbes’ Criteria for Leadership!
Do you consider these people Leaders?
Mother TeresaAlbert Einstein Mahatma GandhiNelson Mandela
LeBron James Maria MontessoriWalt Disney Oprah Winfrey

18. Leaders Who DID Meet Forbes Criteria ?
Chairman MaoAdolf Hitler

19. If we created a culture of ETHICS,
we should have ETHICS…shouldn’t we?
McKinsey and Co.,
where the core culture
is ETHICS.
found guilty of conspiracy and securities fraud.
Rajat Gupta
Managing Director and
CEO of McKinsey and Co.
Charged with the largest insider trading case in US history;

20. You can act any character,
but your true character
can never be an act.

21. Our Education System is Obsolete
It was fundamentally created to produce
workers for the industrial revolution.
Many, if not most of, the jobs we
are trained for by our education
system are now being done or will
eventually be done by robots.

22. What is a sure path to SUCCESS?
We are told it is to find our PASSION.
We have been looking for our passion
in a subject, skill, or technology.
All these passions are destined to become
obsolete
as everything is
changing with lightning speed.

23. Where do we find that
PASSION
that never becomes
obsolete
?

24. The Sins
of Education
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presentation based on
groundbreaking original work
on
ONENESS.
To gain further insights…

25. • How did we get here?
• How do we save our education system?
• Where do we find lasting and true passion?
• How do we cope with the lightning speed of change?
Find answers to:
• How do we induce lasting motivation in students?
• Can we produce job creators instead of job seekers?
• How do we produce leaders instead of workers?
• How do we produce creative innovators?
• Can ethics and integrity be planted in them?

26. And the most important questions:
Who am I?
What is my
real purpose
in life?

27. IN CLOSING…
A sincere and fair
warning
on the
Reality of Life…

28. In spite of our
noblest intentions,
highest education,
best technology,
maximum efforts, and
total commitment of
all our resources…

29. we will all fail
to make this world a better place…

30. and we will always have…

31. the universal truth of
Oneness
is understood and implemented
in every thought and action
unconditionally.
…until

32. The Sins
of Education
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