Current Events > Which areas of study do you think benefit the most from starting at a later age

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Are there any that you think garnering perspective on the world around them would be enriched from starting later than starting at a younger age?

and just for clarity, I dont mean being able to skip experienced accrued from having time in the job.. everyones gotta start somewhere but Im thinking of what part of said perspective could actually help you start off your job well?

Having worked with kids I feel compelled to get my BA in teaching later on.. I feel like I have all the time in the world to achieve and settle into that since I want to buy a home first and have debt later >_>

and I think honestly seeing my peer group fail in someways lets me know were all just really kids who still are learning and that its important to fail.. but its equally as important to have guidance in how to handle that failure. If I am sensitive to a person on how they feel about that failure then I undoubtedly must be even more sensitive to how I address a student that fails <_<

Literature. A lot of books don't really mean much to kids and teenagers because they don't have enough life experience to understand.

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Nothing really. You should start learning everything as young as possible

Squall28 posted...

Literature. A lot of books don't really mean much to kids and teenagers because they don't have enough life experience to understand.

Nah, reading helps you to understand the world and learn about stuff you might never have experienced otherwise

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enriched? Most of them.

better to study at a later age rather than an earlier one? Almost none. Study ASAP. Jump-starts your job track and provides a better foundation than the opposite.
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