The amount of things I am going to learn in school during the next few years is going to be so vast that what I have learned in psych will probably take a review to remember for the most part. There is one topic I will almost surely never forget, and that is the concept of universal adaptability. In all reality, it will be the small parenting section mostly.
I may not be having children in five years, so this will be remembered a little further on. But when I have children I will make sure to try and keep their universal adaptability alive. On top of this, I will for sure remember the different parenting styles. I think this is partly because I have already learned the parenting styles in a separate class and they are already stuck in my brain. Also, when I have kids I would like them to have the greatest opportunities possible. Because of this, I think if I can make it easier for my children to detect different sounds it may be easier to adapt to different languages and therefore increase their chances to learn and use the languages further expanding opportunities for jobs and enjoying travel.
First off, totally unrelated to content, I really like the style of your blog. It catches the eye! Second, I Thought the universal adaptivity was one of the coolest concepts and it makes me wonder why we WOULDNT want to keep that alive. The capacity of knowledge we have compared to what we actually take in is so huge! We only process so much, but if we kept universal adaptivity alive, I cannot even imagine the possibilities children would have!