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I too was going to mention this course. It is absolutely fantastic, IMO. Going through every week/lecture of it, I keep saying myself it must be an obligatory
by dyukqu 10y ago
I too was going to mention this course.
It is absolutely fantastic, IMO. Going through every week/lecture of it, I keep saying myself it must be an obligatory course for every freshman. We are surrounded with so many distractions in our ordinary daily life and most of us are terrible at habit formation. Procrastination and irregular sleep pattern are our most-common "habit". Long story short, IMHO, this course is a must for whom wants to form a habit, learn how to avoid procrastination / about the importance of sleep / how to avoid distractions and other relevant things.
- sn9 10y agoI believe you meant it should be required for every freshman in college (to which I would agree), but I'd go farther and suggest that it should be required for high school freshman as well, and probably even students starting middle school (I found that the transition from one school level to the next was more abrupt than the transition from one year to the next). We'd drastically raise the level of numeracy and critical thinking and even graduation rates for various types of students.