Dr. Joseph Lee
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first heard Aug 2022
last heard Aug 2022
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But two, for example, learning about history, then you could see like, oh, I can see how that went wrong.
I could see how that sort of conflict happened between people because they
They couldn't acknowledge that somebody else's worldview or perspective was fundamentally different from theirs.
And they saw that as a problem that you didn't see it the same way.
As opposed to, I think, a natural process of learning is that we tend to become more competent people.
You know, this is a general sort of thought about how we learn naturally, biologically, neurologically.
We learn by learning more, right?
You know, we all tend to come into the world with relatively simple ideas and schema that are pretty black and white.
And as we are exposed to more experiences, as we're guided by other people who have more experience or experts point us in the right direction,
We gain more knowledge and perspective, and then we develop more nuance and competency and expertise because we actually can see more from more perspectives.
And that's a healthy way of learning.
That's a natural way of learning.
And so, you know, the perspective shifting, the recognizing that what we feel in ourselves is valid, recognizing that we can also see it in other people.
That's social emotional learning.
And like I said, you can very much weave that into different ways in which we teach kids relevant things.
But the entry point in the way that our subject-based, testing-based, achievement-based educational system is constructed is,
Makes it seem like social emotional learning is yet another subject we've got to cram in there.
I know that some of the programs that have been more sort of like readily integrated to certain schools are like mindfulness-based practices, right?
And mindfulness is this idea and practice where if we give ourselves enough time and space and we kind of like focus inward, we can develop a skill where we can notice more about what our thoughts are
what our feelings are.
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