Learn to Do: 8 Essential Lessons for Middle School Success

Author: Zhou Nanzhao, edited by Sun Yunxiao, written by Sun Yunxiao and Sun Hongyan
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-17
Features: Learning to coexist is not just about learning a social relationship; it also means harmonious integration between humans and nature. From China's ancient philosophy of "Unity of Heaven and Man" to the contemporary global advocacy of "environmental protection" and "sustainable development," all point to the importance of learning to coexist with nature. This learning, like other forms of learning, involves acquiring knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values. In the knowledge economy era, lifelong learning is essential for everyone. What to learn? How to learn? The International 21st Century Education Commission solemnly proposed the four pillars of 21st-century education: Learning to know, Learning to do, Learning to live together, and Learning to be. This book tells you how to learn to coexist. Learning to coexist primarily involves learning from books. One of its most effective ways is to engage in social activities with a shared goal, learning to find new identities and establish new consensus through various "" (harmonization), and gaining practical experiences from them. Therefore, schools and society should provide more time and opportunities for students to participate in cooperative activities from a young age, including sports, arts, and social volunteer work.