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human
CMV: Children should be taught psychology/basics of human behaviour right from a young age in school.

I don't mean Psychology as a subject per se, but we should be taught how to understand our own behaviour from a very young age in schools itself. It should be taught and given as much importance as any other academics. 

Imagine how many stable adults we would have if they were taught all this from their childhoods. They would know how to navigate friendships, relationships, and would probably be significantly less fucked up than a lot of us are today.

And I don't mean having a school guidance counsellor or something. That doesn't always work for several reasons. What I am suggesting, aims at **normalising** all this for kids from a young age so that it doesn't become a taboo when they grow up.

Of course, this is subject to many external factors, too. Would love to hear your opinions.
gpt
Psychology is an ever changing field and it is changing relatively quickly now. Unlike math.

The issue is that whatever they learn will be obsolete and quite probably wrong by the time they reach adulthood, and that would only retard their lives and careers.