Perhaps learning [in schools or corporate world] should connect with the not-so-common ‘common sense’.
Common sense is an inborn gift from above. Its precursor could be thought of as a stem cell which needs to be initiated into existence.
When we proposition new learning in the context of the common sense, we might touch the learner’s cord of instinct.
Everything else, ie domain knowledge / academic disciplines / theories etc will serve as enablers.
Could it be possible for curricula be redesigned to focus on our common sense – let our instincts respond to a given learning stimulus, and where from we discuss the various factors affecting the decision and the implications of thinking and subsequent decisions??
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