About Me and This Blog
I am Rina. I started writing a blog because I wanted to do something different. I hope to explore more possibilities in education through sharing life experiences and promoting ideas.
About Me
I am Rina. I started writing a blog because I wanted to do something different, sharing recent small projects and some chaotic life events (like forgetting my wallet when buying lunch or getting a 25% discount ticket for the high-speed rail), hoping to earn income through some other valuable content.
Ideals and Thoughts
I have some ideals, but I know that without money, nothing can be done.
I hope to change the societal obsession with grades, allowing children to explore and develop diversely from a young age.
In an era of booming AI development, I don’t think humans need to read too many books.
This is not to say that education is useless; it just means that compared to subject knowledge, we should focus more on thinking and creating abilities.
Why I Started Creating Content
To start putting my ideas into practice, I gradually began to invest effort into building my content during my senior year.
The motivation actually came from my confusion about the future.
- I don’t know what I can do in the future?
- I am not even clear about what I am doing day after day?
- Do I want to start a business?
- Or do I just want to do those things that “I believe will benefit the world” as much as I can?
After having these thoughts, the first thing I did was ask ChatGPT how to proceed, but I actually didn’t refer to it much.
The name Rinario Studio comes from my English name (like all tutoring teachers) which is Rina Rio.
The “Rio” part is meant to make everyone feel it’s a real person real, although most of the time, I still use AI to polish my sentences and paragraphs.
Education and Philosophy
As a former teacher training student, I have many thoughts about education.
I know I want to spread my philosophy through managing a blog and social platforms, letting more people know:
“Learning can be more than just exams.”
It’s easy to say, and now experimental education institutions in Taiwan are springing up like mushrooms, but most of those experimental schools have high tuition fees, and most students still struggle to adapt within the already established education system.
Final Question
Is choosing one’s own heart’s desire a privilege of the wealthy?