Talk:Abundance Curriculum

• So oversimplification of all that (just for a quick reference/understanding) would be :
  • 1.) Applied Physics
  • 2.) Applied Math/Statistics
  • 3.) Philosophy / DBT / Group Therapy / Mental Health Literacy / Emotional Literacy kind of spiel (Good stuff, wild how this is never taught in schools or is done poorly given how fundamental to being a person it all is)
  • 4.) Intersectional Studies with an emphasis on going over OSE Doctrine and the potential impacts that could have on all the various issues in society / towards accomplishing UNSDGs etc
  • 5.) Design / Industrial Design class with an emphasis on putting all the above classes together/into practice
• Did i understand these correctly?

I*If so, I have some experience in 3, and 4, marginal experience in 5, and am not well versed in 1 and 2 (math was never my strongsuit, but i can still definitely learn (or refresh on old stuff, got up to Precalculus but that was a while ago, need to check formulas again etc lol), and most real world problems (short of Metric to Imperial Conversions...) aren't as difficult as the "practice problems" are)