sapphi_snake on 08 November 2011
| highwaystar101 said: Learning to learn... Stay with me. I didn't do too well in high school. It wasn't that I was a bad student or had poor intelligence, it was that I never really understood how to learn. When I went to University they held seminars on how to learn for new students. I reckon they were some of the most important seminars I attended. If I recieved those lessons at the start of high school I would have been far better off. I was taught how to process information, how to communicate my ideas and thoughts effectively and how to think critically; it acted as a backbone for everything else I learned while I was there. As for traditional lessons that should have more focus, I would say maths. People say you don't need it, but they're just plain wrong. |
This actually sounds like a good ideea. Now if only teachers would be taught how to teach.
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