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Re:Many Japanese children refuse to go to school by teekert on Monday December 23, 2019 @01:25AM (#21861840)
In my school (I was 12-19, would that be high school in the US?) we had specific classes on how to learn. They taught things like planning home work, chopping op large assignments. I hated it and constantly wondered why I was going through this. I am now 37 and my "high stress, high productivity at the last moment" attitude has never ever failed me and I embrace it now, it feels empowering. Whereas being forced to make a plan and doing only small bits still makes me procrastinate like my 13 year old self. I consider myself reasonably successful in life.

I sometimes wonder why I put my 7 y/o in school at all, I wonder how far he would comes with his own natural curiosity. Luckily he likes school (although he recently re-did a year because he really was getting depressed about the the sheer amount of things he had to do and was failing at.)

Re:Many Japanese children refuse to go to school by saagarjha on Monday December 23, 2019 @03:33AM (#21862255)
> I was 12-19, would that be high school in the US?

High school is usually around ages 14-18.