On the Road: 9-year-old applies to be museum curator
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2013
- As part of our continuing series "On The Road," Steve Hartman met a 9-year-old with a passion for dinosaurs and a burning desire to become curator of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
I love that the CEO actually looked at his resume and brought him in for a interview. So many others would have not even taken the time to look at it but he went above and beyond. This little boy reminds me so much of my son who’s 2. He’s obsessed with dinosaurs and knows all the names and has to teach me lol.
Make him Adjunct and put him in charge of public education. We need this kind of passion to promote science literacy in the public!
But $100 bill you think a baby has gill slits and you call it a fetus. You believe in the geologic column. You believe in the Big Bang. You believe your great-great great-great granddaddy was a monkey and his great great great great granddaddy was hot soup and rocks which came from nothing. SMH hear everything that's wrong with the school system
cotypt145 john 3:3
Wait.....what? I’m actually confused by this comment, please explain what you mean.
@@done4195 he's saying that evolution isn't real and that christianity should be taught in school
So it's safe to slap one big, fat "OK Boomer" on this one?
My son is like this, he's mad about space. He's Moderate Spectrum Autism with a photographic memory and he's impressed teachers, principals and social workers with his knowledge about space and aircraft.
I have many items from JPL, NASA. Id like to send you some for your son. Documents of diffrent missions, photographs, technical writings.
Work with him more then.
And whatever you do, make sure to do your best to keep him balanced in all aspects of life.
God, Family, Community, School, public etc
Aerospace engineer in the making....
If you were South Asian, Other parents would compare your son to their son and say them losers.
Ranjan Biswas hahaha so true
I'm not sure why this was recommended to me 8 years later, but I'm sure that young man is running the place now.
Perhaps he could be the Junior or Assistant Curator after school or on some weekends? It's great to see such a passion in a young person. His life compass has already been magnetized! You go kid!!
Lovely story
Litlle boy has a passion and drive
I wish him he will become a head curator in the future
This young man will really make something of himself someday. Great job parents 👍 for your never-ending support!👵 💖🙏✌️
Proud young guy with a great goal. I respect his passion and very good how he already present himself. Never stop, one day you will get the job
👍😁✋
Hehe! That's a cute story and what a really thoughtful CEO! I love this story!
When parents invest their time in their children interest and encourage them to follow their dreams... anything is possible.
Steve Hartman is great. I like the stories he shares with all of us. It helps make America a better place. Thank you.
I love this video and story
He finds the absolute best, heartwarming, thought-provoking stories And he delivers with a huge passion.
Good kid, good family, and nice man. =)
very ambitious, wow
Plz do a follow-up
Meanwhile I've applied to Walmart 3 times and haven't heard back from them once
It has nothing to do with money, it's all about passion and passion alone.
wow.. amazing kid!!..
Encourage, support, facilitate ❤️
Maaan!! This is pretty crazy! I am very impressed though!!!
Fantastic! I hope they had the good sense to offer him some kind of job with them before he reached his teens??!
Ok, Steve Hartman. It's time to do a follow-up to see where this kid is and what he has accomplished.!😊
He’s wearing a Colorado mammoth lacrosse shirt.
How awesome is that! ♥️
Awesome!
This kid is going places.
His handwriting is really good for a third grader.
That kid is probably extremely intelligent and he's 16 now which means he's almost finished with high school
Awesome.
Eli: Good luck in your new job at the Smithsonian.......
Now get out my office so I can get to work.
Too cute!
Ross ?
He will be something
...I feel stupid now and I'm in college a top 4 university
Dr. PHD Archeologist: So, I have 20 years of Dinosaur experience, several PHDs and was previeous employed by Harvard...
Museum Direction: I'm sorry but we have found a candidate who has studied Dinosaurs his whole life and is willing to work for a cookie a day.
Dr. PHD Archeologist......... Iright Imma Head out...
I’d like to have a follow up story. Did the kid grow up to study paleontology?
Gifted child
1:22 that laugh
Definitely a candid moment lol
I'm sorry but he is only 9 years old.
Next week he will want to be a cowboy.. and the week after that an astronaut.
9 year old 'children' have no concept of a career and are way too fickle to commit to one.
I hope you don't you use that kind of pep talk with your own kids, smh....
hmrhuang I'd sure love to find out. If he's still into dinosaurs. I sure hope so❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I hope you don't dampen some nine year olds spirit with that kind of talk. My niece wanted to be a lawyer from age seven. She worked hard in school, got scholarships, studied a year in Japan and is now a lawyer with a new York based firm. Her only change? From criminal law to trade law. She passed the bar the first time. We are all very proud of her. She knew what she wanted and she got it. All children are not fickle. They are like people that way, everyone is different. Heck I know some thirty something's that don't know what they want o be if they grow up.