> For me it's not about orthodoxy. It's rather about teaching WHY we should do certain things instead of HOW. If we focus on the why, is sufficiently easier for

> For me it's not about orthodoxy. It's rather about teaching WHY we should do certain things instead of HOW. If we focus on the why, is sufficiently easier for people to decide this fits or does not. Of course. But you shouldn't stop at one why. You should keep digging until you find more. I'd say... five of them should be enough.