Critical thinking extremely important to cultivate. My only suggestion - think creative ways of how you can motivate your child, your five-year old, nine-year old or a teenager to "read". To learn organizing, classifying, categorizing, think of 3S: Spectrum, Superset, Subset. Union/Intersection/4th section in 2 circle intersection. To learn critical thinking= analyzing argument, think of 3C: Contradiction, Causality, Condition. If you like 4th C, include 4th C = Comparison. Didn't feel including Comparison as it is inherent human vice/virtue. other critical thinking tools: many to one, venn, fact/ opinion. IMHO, ALL other things will fall into place. I think, education should be in the order of critical thinking first, followed by reading, writing, then numbers along with abstract/imagination. ONLY AFTER THAT the specific interests depending on individual - STEM, arts, trade vocation. Riding the crests and surviving the troughs before peaking on the days when it matters. INnate, INherent will evolve by certain age; interests development will not be discrete like a one day event/ revelation but will be result of a mindset. . .... In current dynamic times which in my opinion are the most exciting times ever, only the person who can learn, unlearn, relearn will succeed. Spending hundreds of hours continuously w 5, 10 or teenage kids, I've experienced those kids learning, unlearning and relearning. Kids have an edge over adults in learning, unlearning and relearning. ..... Writing program or beginning by simply writing steps in English to writing flowchart can be an excellent way to combine all our human faculties. 1,2,3COP =Compare, Other (eg. wht happened w OTHER Drs/situations), Previous (what code, procedure, etc used Previously). Compare = less reasoned, less effective bcoz zero or less innovation, more zero sum. [email protected]
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Curiosity will lead to innovations but always have some idea how?
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But, as Autor says, in order to make good use of a tool to “level up” your skills, you need a decent foundation to begin with. Absent that, Schleicher worries that people with poor literacy skills will become “naive consumers of prefabricated content”.
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Do you think the 4 C's of political economy exist? List the 4 C's and explain what they mean in general, non-economic terms.
https://homework.study.com/explanation/do-you-think-the-4-c-s-of-political-economy-exist-list-the-4-c-s-and-explain-what-they-mean-in-general-non-economic-terms.html#:~:text=Answer%20and%20Explanation%3A,%2C%20conflicting%20interest%2C%20and%20change.
four Cs of the political economy does exist. The four Cs are context, collective behavior, conflicting interest, and change.
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Scientists Tracked 1,000 Kids for 40 Years. This Was the No. 1 Predictor of Financial Success -> EI
https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/scientists-tracked-1000-kids-for-40-years-this-was-the-no-1-predictor-of-financial-success/91064809
What seems to matter most is whether kids understand their emotions and manage their reactions to them constructively.
Psychologist Daniel Goleman, often referred to as the godfather of emotional intelligence for his role in popularizing the concept, summed up the Dunedin findings in a recent keynote: “What they found was that in their 30s, the strongest predictor of financial success was EI.
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To get a feeling of an economy, visit high traffic areas where customers would shop.For example, costco
.Then for home depot autozone o'reilly for auto related
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Using the word Goldilocks in a sentence. I think there are 20 words or word groups that the sooner the internalizes, the increased mental facility one develops.
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https://youtube.com/shorts/E3Jmp43N_5A?si=1slt5pfC_5R4Kd6v
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Though usa is known for innovation, the nation is wise not to change everything.
Critical reason logic behind usa choosing non decimal system of weights and measures
Switching to a decimal-based metric system at the time would have required substantial restructuring, retraining, and cost, which was not prioritized by the newly formed nation.
2. Cultural Familiarity
The system was deeply embedded in trade, industry, and daily life. For example, measurements for land (acres), food (pounds), and liquids (gallons) were integral to commerce and agriculture.
People were accustomed to these measures, and transitioning to a new system faced resistance due to discomfort with change.
in one word the reason is inertia
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Internalizing complex concepts, seemingly complex yet simple phenomena to use to explain concepts succinctly
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Values one imbibe from dad are lifelong.
His dad's wiki:
Within a year due to partition, the family along with four brothers and sisters moved to India, and later relocated to Hyderabad where his family established a chain of medical stores. Oberoi was active in sports. He was a tennis and swimming champion, later winning the President's Award as a Boy Scout. After his father's death when he was just out of high school, Oberoi, along with his brother, continued running his pharmacy chain.[3] He is fluent in Punjabi (his mother tongue), Pashto, Hindi, Urdu, English, Telugu and Tamil languages
Even tho primary profession of his son was acting, his son turned around primary profession to business.
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