L. Ron Hubbard

Education is an integral part of everyone's life. We learn throughout life. Consciously or not, but it happens. But, if the person intentionally develops improved their knowledge, honor and praise him. One of the talented people of the twentieth century can be called a writer, philosopher and humanist L. Ron Hubbard, who devoted most of his life exploration and discovery in the human mind and spirit, and the solution of common problems.

L. Ron Hubbard was born in Tilden, Nebraska, USA, March 13, 1911 in the family of an officer of the Navy United States. From early childhood to 18 years Ron Hubbard traveled not only in different cities of America but also in the East, and in total, got acquainted with the life of many local ethnic East (China, Mongolia, Philippines, etc.) (Atack, pp35). He was very inquisitive and precocious young man, and he was deeply interested in how to make people live better. At age 19, he enrolled at George Washington University, where he studied mathematics and engineering business, stock of knowledge, which he proved useful in further studies. Very soon he realized that the university would not give him answers to his questions, "What is it like to man," and "how to help people solve problems more effectively." He wrote: "It was obvious that in a culture in which I lived and which had an affair, it was less known about the human mind, than to the lowest primitive tribe, with whom I have ever met ... I realized that I have a lot to explore yourself (Atack, pp35)".

To support its research from a financial point of view, in the early 30s, Ron embarked on an academic path, and soon became not only one of the most popular writers in the U.S., but also led the New York office of American writer's guild. When people talk about the works of L. Ron Hubbard in the 30s, traditionally celebrate his exceptional versatility and outstanding performance. He wrote regularly to 100 thousand words in a month than secured the title of King's most prolific writers (Lamont, pp33).

World War II interrupted his research and writing activities. He enlisted in the Navy and commanded the United States antisubmarine ships. In 1945, partially blinded and crippled by injuries, Ron was in a military hospital and was declared an invalid. However, applying his research about the person and how the mind affects the body, he could help himself and his friends restore their health. L. Ron Hubbard - a truly unique individual with diverse interests and extraordinary education. He studied the 21 nation, was a writer and pilot, a free reporter, photographer, musician, filmmaker and writer, and led the expeditions. Hubbard was also the solution of problems in education. He identified the main causes of difficulties in learning and has developed methods to address them. The data obtained are called the "technology learning". This is developed by L. Ron Hubbard, advanced technology now used by more than 70 000 educators around the ...